(Baonghean.vn) - In response to the above question, most of the opinions were straightforward: 'Parking on the street, where else can you park!?'. That is the reality when businesses and people come to do business at Nghe An's departments and branches in Vinh City. All vehicles of customers and staff must stop and park on the street.
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| The Dao Duy Tu street between the Department of Planning and Investment and the Department of Health is always packed with vehicles on both sides of the road. While this street is only about 7 meters wide. Photo: Nguyen Nguyen |
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| Due to the narrow office area, the cars of the Department of Planning and Investment's officials and employees have to be parked on the street. Previously, there was a case of a car's rearview mirror and logo being stolen, so the Department sent a security guard "out on the street" to watch the cars for employees and customers. Photo: Nguyen Nguyen |
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| According to the provisions of the Road Traffic Law 2008 (Article 19), cars are allowed to stop and park close to the curb or sidewalk on the right side of the road in the direction of travel; the nearest wheel must not be more than 0.25 meters from the curb or sidewalk... However, there are many cars stopping and parking on the wrong side of the road (violating the Law). Photo taken on Le Van Huu Street on the morning of April 24, 2017. (Nguyen Nguyen) |
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| According to regulations, vehicles must stop and park at least 5m away from the gate of an agency or unit. However, many cars park right next to the entrance of the agency. Photo taken at the provincial Social Insurance (Nguyen Nguyen) |
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| In urban areas, when drivers stop or park on the street, in addition to complying with the provisions of the Road Traffic Law, in case of narrow streets, they must stop or park at least 20 meters away from cars parked on the other side of the street. However, on this route, cars are parked in the opposite direction and close to each other, so the roadway has only a small path, causing the risk of traffic congestion. Photo: Nguyen Nguyen |
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| Some departments still display signs: "Visitors to the office, cars are not allowed on the premises", so cars of businesses and people still have to stop and park on the street with many violations. Photo: Nguyen Nguyen |
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