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Viveiro to introduce pioneering fee and reservation system for motorhomes

11.08.2026 03:00 1 min 1 source РУС
La Voz de Galicia SPA
Viveiro to introduce pioneering fee and reservation system for motorhomes
Original source: La Voz de Galicia

The local government of Viveiro is drafting an ordinance to regulate motorhome parking, introducing a fee and reservation system. This initiative, described as a priority, aims to curb uncontrolled parking, such as the dozens of vehicles seen parked at the municipal sports hall esplanade.

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