How long can you park in the white parking spaces on the roadside?

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IanAnn
07/29/25 5:06pm
You can park for a long time. The white parking lines on the roadside allow for long-term parking. Here are more details: Reasons for charging fees in some road parking spaces: Due to the high concentration of pedestrian, vehicle, and logistics traffic and limited space, existing parking facilities struggle to meet the increasing demand for parking. Implementing parking fee management is an important supplementary measure to balance parking supply and demand and ensure smooth traffic flow. The goal is to use economic leverage to regulate vehicle distribution, increase the turnover rate of limited parking spaces on main urban roads, alleviate parking pressure, standardize parking order, and improve road traffic capacity.
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