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Porto loses 100 million euros annually due to illegal parking

Diário de Coimbra5 September 2026 at 21:00

The city of Porto loses about 100 million euros per year due to illegal parking, according to data from the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan. This value represents a significant economic impact for the municipality.

The study indicates that 12% of Porto's road network suffers from frequent illegal parking. This means that approximately one eighth of the city's road network is affected by vehicles parked irregularly.

The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan is the document that presents this data and serves as the basis for analyses on the parking situation in the city. The document highlights the extent of the problem that the municipality faces.

This problem has both economic and urban organization implications, affecting traffic fluidity and the management of public spaces in the city.

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