In a bid to decongest city roads, the Union Govt is planning to introduce a new policy, where new car buyers will have to present a parking space availability certificate to the authorities in order to get their vehicle registered. Speaking at an event in New Delhi, Union Urban Development Minister Venkaiah Naidu also said that in the future, permission would not be given for any construction unless it has a provision for toilets.
“In future, it would be mandated (that) no permission would be given to any construction without a toilet…no car or vehicle should be registered without adequate parking space availability certificate,” said Mr. Naidu, the Union Urban Development Minister. “I am holding discussions with Nitin Gadkari and also sensitizing the states. We are moving in that direction (to get such a mechanism implemented),” he said.
Also, it’s not clear whether this rule will be applicable for all vehicles or just four-wheelers.
PTI
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