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The General City Hall of the Capital proposes to double the fees for the towing of improperly parked cars, the measure being under public debate.

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14 May 2026, 13:54
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The General City Hall of the Capital has announced its intention to double the fees for towing improperly parked cars, a project that has been put up for public debate. The current fees, established in 2019, have not been updated since then, and the new regulations target vehicles parked illegally on public roads, in spaces designated for people with disabilities, or on public property.

Towing of cars will be ordered by traffic and local police. Additionally, starting May 1, hybrid cars will no longer benefit from free parking in areas managed by the Bucharest City Hall, affecting over 170,000 vehicles registered in the Capital. This measure marks a significant change after nearly a decade of exemptions for electric and hybrid cars.

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Proiect: Primăria Capitalei vrea să dubleze tarifele pentru ridicarea mașinilor parcate neregulamentar
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Primăria Capitalei ar putea dubla tarifele pentru ridicarea mașinilor staționate neregulamentar
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Taxa pentru ridicarea mașinilor se dublează. Șoferii care pot ajunge să plătească până la 1.000 de lei
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Primăria Capitalei ar urma să dubleze tarifele pentru ridicarea vehiculelor staționate neregulamentar. Șoferii ar putea fi sancționați cu minimum 1.000 de lei, în funcție de mașină, pe lângă amenda de la Poliție
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Primăria Capitalei ar putea dubla tarifele pentru ridicarea vehiculelor staţionate neregulamentar
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Primăria Capitalei ar putea dubla tarifele pentru ridicarea mașinilor parcate neregulamentar
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PMB va avea serviciu special pentru mașinile parcate neregulamentar în București. Regulamentul RTDE – Ridicare, Transport, Depozitare și Eliberare, în dezbatere publică

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