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New Parking Zones In Budapest

• 31 May 2018 8:54 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Budapest city council just amended the capital’s decree regulating parking to introduce new zones where drivers will need to pay for parking in the 11th and 14th districts. It also approved a raise to the parking fees in those districts.

Budapest City Council also decided to raise parking fees in the Fifth District.

 

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