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New rules for motorhomes in Tandil: ban on overnight parking and waste dumping

19.05.2026 15:04 2 min 4 sources РУС
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New rules for motorhomes in Tandil: ban on overnight parking and waste dumping
Original source: noticiasargentinas.com

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The municipal council of Tandil (Argentina) has drafted an ordinance regulating motorhomes and caravans. It bans overnight stays in public places from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. and the dumping of grey and black water on streets, roadsides, storm drains and water bodies. Violators face heavy fines and vehicle impoundment.

In Tandil, Argentina, the municipal council is advancing an ordinance to regulate the use of motorhomes and caravans. The draft prohibits overnight stays in public places between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m., as well as the discharge of grey and black water onto streets, roadsides, storm drains, green areas and water bodies.

Offenders face substantial fines, and repeat violations may lead to vehicle impoundment. Similar regulations are expected to be introduced in other tourist cities across the country.

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The municipality of Tandil, Argentina, has drafted an ordinance regulating parking, overnight stays, and waste disposal for motorhomes, caravans, and camper vans. The document prohibits overnight parking in public spaces from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. and the discharge of gray and black water in unauthorized locations. Violators face fines, and repeat offenders may have their vehicles towed. Similar regulations are expected to be adopted in other tourist cities across the country.

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