Guwahati, July 7 -- The East Khasi Hills district administration will enforce a new set of parking regulations from August 1 to improve urban mobility across Shillong in Meghalaya.

The initiative, which spans seven key traffic zones including Sadar, Madanrting, Laban, Mawlai, Rynjah, Lumdiengjri, and Laitumkhrah, aims to organize parking in critical stretches of the city.

The Urban Affairs Department has introduced standard hourly parking fees, setting the rate at Rs 20 for two-wheelers and Rs 40 for four-wheelers, with zoning based on locality classifications.

In Laban, authorities have marked several roads, including stretches in Madan Laban, Rilbong, Lumparing, and Raid Laban, for parallel four-wheeler parking.

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