In order to correct the problem of traffic jams in the city center, a letter warning about parking in prohibited areas has been issued to public and private institutions. According to the City Hall, the letter declares the ban on parking vehicles on roadsides and sidewalks of the following streets and avenues: Neftchilar; G. Safaraliev; U. Hajibekov (around Government House); Istiglaliyat (Youth Square); Aziz Aliyev; Azerbaijan; Ahmed Javaad; Bulbul; R. Behbudov; Azadlig, May 28; Khagani; Khagani Square (former January 9), Nizami, Fizuli Circle; Sh. Gurbanov; in front of the Nizami subway; J. Jabbarli, at the intersection of Z. Ahmadbayov and A. Huseynzadeh; S. Badalbeyli; Samad Vurgun; and T.A. Aliyev.
The Metropolitan Municipality encourages motorists to park on the new underground car parks in the city center. Otherwise, for illegal parking, motorists will be punished by administrative means. -16D04-
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