Nairobi proposes higher parking fees under new pricing policy
The proposed increase is contained in the Nairobi City County Government Tariffs and Pricing Policy 2025–2030, which says the revised charge is based on recovering the cost of providing parking services over a 10-year period...
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The Nairobi County Government has proposed a significant increase in daily parking fees as part of its new Tariffs and Pricing Policy 2025–2030.
- Motorists could soon pay Sh535 for daily parking, up from the current Sh300.
- The Nairobi County Government proposes this increase to recover the cost of providing parking services over a 10-year period.
- A new zonal parking system is also planned, with Zone One covering the Central Business District (CBD) and other key areas.
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