Cătălin Drulă, the USR candidate for the position of general mayor of Bucharest, states that he would not agree with the introduction of taxes for vehicles that are not registered in Bucharest and that pass through the center of the Capital.

"If we refer to taxing those who are foreigners by residence, right? Because that's the idea, meaning if they have numbers from other countries... here, in my opinion, it's an excessive populism, in which, somehow, a convenient enemy must be found and who can be the enemy? Generally, it's the foreigner. Now I see that it doesn't even have to be a foreigner by ethnicity, it can be a foreigner by license plate number. If it says IF instead of B, or something else, because of him we don't have space in traffic. It's not like that! We don't have space because there isn't space, effectively, for the hundreds of thousands of cars without optimizing public transport, without having the traffic rings completed," stated Cătălin Drulă, on Tuesday evening, at Euronews Romania.