New Delhi, Aug. 19 -- The Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is planning a series of reforms, from digitisation to pricing for parking, to tackle congestion on roads and resolve complaints of overcharging, senior municipal officials said on Monday. Sharing that the discussions were only at a preliminary stage, officials said proposals include converting regular car parks into smart parking spaces linked with mobile applications, increasing the one-time parking fee at the time of registration, and removing roadside parking lots that are leading to traffic bottlenecks. "We are in conversation with the National Informatics Center (NIC) to develop an app for the corporation. Under the current system, the contractor operating the parking lot has to pay ...