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BMC, traffic cops to crack down on roadside parking in flooding spots
Updated On: 20 May, 2019 07:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Chetna Sadadekar
BMC boss tells his traffic department to coordinate with the traffic police to clear spaces near flooding spots on the arterial roads and near public lots

Officials said the move will help control chaos that occurs during monsoon, as it will allow roads to be wider. Representational Pic
The Brihamumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) chief Pravin Pardeshi wants to simultaneously clear the city's traffic menace and increase the civic administration's revenue, starting this monsoon. During a meeting on Friday regarding pre-monsoon preparedness, Pardeshi asked BMC's traffic department and the traffic police to coordinate and clear parking on roads, as well as come up with a plan to encourage motorists to park in public parking lots.
Pardeshi has been keen on increasing BMC's revenue by implementing parking charges rigorously. Seeing how public parking lots (PPL) are not being regularly used by motorists, who prefer parking on roads instead, he wants the traffic police and BMC's traffic department to come up with a model to encourage those being fined for illegal parking to park at their nearest PPL instead.
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