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Porto loses 100 million euros annually in potential revenue associated with illegal parking
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Porto loses 100 million euros annually in potential revenue associated with illegal parking

Correio da Manhã5 September 2026 at 14:29

The city of Porto loses approximately 100 million euros annually in potential revenue associated with illegal parking. This value was identified through a diagnosis carried out under the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan. The lost value represents a significant loss of revenue for the municipality, which could be directed towards investments in infrastructure and public services. The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan study made it possible to quantify the economic impact of the illegal parking problem in the city.

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