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What will change on October 1, 2024: Parking, speed, gas, APL, pensions...

October 1, 2024 marks a number of changes in Paris and the Île-de-France region. The speed limit on the Paris ring road is reduced to 50 km/h, SUV parking rates are tripled, APLs are increased and small pensions are revalued. Other changes concern gas, the usury rate, and the opening of train ticket sales for Christmas.

SUV parking in Paris: special rates to be introduced in September 2024

In the wake of a vote marked by a low turnout, Parisians have approved an increase in parking rates for heavy and bulky vehicles. Anne Hidalgo, the city's mayor, specified that this measure would be implemented from September 1, 2024.

SUV parking in Paris: Parisians vote on a special rate this Sunday

In 2023, the Paris Council unanimously voted in favor of an unprecedented regulation adjusting parking rates according to car models. This Sunday, February 4, 2024, a new vote is calling on Parisians to create a special parking rate for these vehicles, a measure designed to discourage their use in the French capital and reduce the city's carbon footprint. The fate of SUV owners will be sealed very soon. How much will the increase be?

Paris: what will become of parking spaces for electric scooters?

With the end of self-service electric scooters set for late summer 2023, the question arises as to the future of the parking spaces reserved for them. What will they be used for?

Parking in Paris: how to enjoy free parking fees for electric two-wheelers

Parking for free in Paris is possible! Do you have an electric vehicle or an electric motorized two-wheeler? You might be eligible for the “low-carbon” offer, allowing you to park for free in the city, upon conditions.

Could residential parking fee increase in Paris?

According to a report from the Regional Audit Chamber, it would be better for Paris to increase residential parking fees to encourage motorists to use underground parking. Some recommendation refused by elected Parisian representatives.

Paris: parking spots turned into parklets

In Paris, the city hall swaps parking spots for parklets. From these parking spaces can now emerge terraces, stages and other amenities for pedestrians.

Parking in Paris: What's changing in January 2018

As of January 1, 2018, parking arrangements are changing in Paris. Pricing, management and control, here are the new rules.