An informational road sign for `Parking` along with additional signs indicating `Vehicle Parking Method` and `Disabled` in Moscow.
Members of the State Duma, specifically from the `New People` faction, are preparing to introduce a legislative proposal aimed at standardizing free parking days across all paid parking zones throughout Russia. This document outlines the initiative.
The architects behind this proposal include State Duma Vice-Speaker Vladislav Davankov, alongside deputies Anton Tkachev and Yaroslav Samylin.
As stated in the explanatory note accompanying the bill, its core objective is to legally establish uniform days for free parking in paid spaces nationwide.
The rationale for this move stems from the current situation where different regions within Russia enforce disparate rules regarding free parking on Sundays and public holidays. This inconsistency results in citizens from various cities and regions being subjected to unequal conditions, which has led to widespread confusion and public dissatisfaction.
The proposed legislation seeks to implement unified free parking days for paid parking areas on public roads designated as regional, municipal, and inter-municipal. These standardized days would encompass non-working public holidays, Sundays, and any other days subsequently determined by regulatory acts issued by the Russian Federation`s constituent entities and municipal legal frameworks.
