Friday, 13 December 2013 - 04:33
Parking tickets disappear in Amsterdam
From February 1st there will be no more paper parking tickets in Amsterdam, making it the first capital in the Netherlands to go 100 percent digital, according to the parking administrator.Parking offenders will receive a payment order at home. The order should be in within two working days, according to parking company Cition.
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Tim1965
Wikipedia.org The City of Amsterdam saves on costs this way. It is no longer necessary to place a parking ticket under the windshield in Amsterdam. The motorist inserts the license plate in the parking computer. Parking permits have also been digitalized. 'Amsterdam is the first Dutch city where parking has been 100 percent digitalized,' writes Cition in a press release. There's a lot of interest from abroad for the digital parking system in Amsterdam. Parking companies from Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona, and Norway have visited the Netherlands in the past year to view the parking system in Amsterdam from up close.
Tim1965
Wikipedia.org The City of Amsterdam saves on costs this way. It is no longer necessary to place a parking ticket under the windshield in Amsterdam. The motorist inserts the license plate in the parking computer. Parking permits have also been digitalized. 'Amsterdam is the first Dutch city where parking has been 100 percent digitalized,' writes Cition in a press release. There's a lot of interest from abroad for the digital parking system in Amsterdam. Parking companies from Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona, and Norway have visited the Netherlands in the past year to view the parking system in Amsterdam from up close.
