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Virtually no Fußgängerzone in Germany has that, but it might be worth consideration for lack of better alternatives like public transport.
by chmod775 8y ago
Virtually no Fußgängerzone in Germany has that, but it might be worth consideration for lack of better alternatives like public transport.
- _ph_ 8y agoA lot of German cities has large parking garages acrosss the city centers. So it is quite possible to drive to those garages by car and then continue by foot. Cologne for example had an electronic system in place even 30 years ago, which would account all free parking spots in the big garages. Those numbers would be relayed to traffic signs at the big roads leading into the city. So while approaching the inner city you could see the total amount of free parking spaces and as you get closer you would get signs pointing out this number for the individual garages. So it was quite easy to directly find a parking slot as long as there was a reasonable amount of slot left.