Step-by-Step Guide: How to Convert Your Vacant Plot into a Licensed Parking Lot under KTR’s Telangana Policy
In response to the parking troubles Hyderabad residents were experiencing, KTR introduced a new policy. came along with the new policy to convert bare spaces into authorized parking lots.
He stated to the Telangana people that your vacant plots make parking lots. By doing so, your vacant plots become parking lots, and you will earn money with that, which will be useful for the public, and they will pay you money for parking. Make sure your plots are licensed parking lots.
People have been suffering from parking problems for many years; there is no space to park vehicles on the roadside and no parking facilities in Hyderabad, and it has been a major issue for the people of Hyderabad.
The parking problem created a lot of traffic. For many hours, people were waiting on the roads for clearance, and many vehicles were parked on the roadsides. These vehicles have been waiting for many hours to move. With this policy, we will see what happens if these parking issues come to an end.
Public opinion on the new policy implemented by KTR
People were reacting to the new policy implemented by KTR. Some are happy with the implementation because it provides employment for the people, and the bare places were used as parking lots. The parking lots got a license from the government, and the vacant places were used as earning places and useful for earning income. People were happy with the KTR decision.
Some people are dissatisfied with the KTR decision since traveling by RTC buses is preferable to paying parking fees all day long.
KTR expressed gratitude to the honorable chief minister of KCR
According to KTR, the Telangana government is aiming to establish massive parking lots in Hyderabad. Ktr expressed gratitude to the honorable chief minister KCR and his cabinet colleagues for addressing the issue of the extension of the Hyderabad metro rail.
IT minister KTR said that The metro rail connectivity is extremely large with 400 km in the next 3-5 years and an expected budget of 69,000 crores.
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