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Bengaluru Residential Parking Permits: Costs Up to Rs 25,000
Bengaluru residents may face parking permit fees ranging from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 annually. This new regulation aims to manage urban parking effectively, impacting local drivers and residents. As the city grapples with increasing vehicle numbers, these costs could significantly affect household budgets and parking habits.
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