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> People living in Paris will have a parking permit allowing them to park on their street already, why do they also need an exemption from higher parking prices
by jedberg 3y ago
> People living in Paris will have a parking permit allowing them to park on their street already, why do they also need an exemption from higher parking prices elsewhere?
My guess is that it was either the only way they could get it to pass, or because they're doing it to soak all the tourists coming in for the Olympics.
- julienchastang 3y agoWho in the world rents an SUV (or a car for that matter) to get around Paris? Edit: best option is to park outside city limits and take public transit. Maybe that's the point.
- jacquesm 3y agoIf you want to go specifically to Paris from most places in Europe the train (preferred) or the airport are the most efficient connections, car is hard for many reasons. But if you are visiting Paris while 'en route' then yes, do as you say.