National Assembly proposes reviewing the collection of private parking fees in the country
The first vice-president of the National Assembly (AN), Pedro Infante, proposed that the collection of fees for private parking lots in the country be reviewed. "We want to propose that we can move forward in reviewing, correcting, supervising, and taking actions in accordance with the law that allow us to protect our people from the excessive payment that is made [...]
TL;DR
- The National Assembly, through its first vice-president Pedro Infante, has proposed reviewing private parking fees in Venezuela.
- This proposal stems from numerous citizen complaints regarding excessive and variable charges at private parking lots.
- The Assembly plans to collaborate with the Ministry of Transport, INTT, and the Ministry of National Commerce to implement legal measures.
- The goal is to protect citizens from what is perceived as excessive payment for parking services.
- Public opinion is divided, with some linking parking costs to service quality and others considering them overpriced.