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Evacuators took to the streets of new neighborhoods of Lipetsk

In new neighborhoods of Lipetsk is a raid to identify improperly parked cars

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Evacuators took to the streets of new neighborhoods of Lipetsk

In new neighborhoods of Lipetsk, a raid is underway to identify improperly parked cars. The inspection was reported by the Lipetsky News channel.

According to eyewitnesses, tow trucks have already taken cars from Stakhanov Street, 58, and from the house on Sviridova Street, 18. Now the equipment works near the clinic No. 4.

Drivers who left cars with violations in the area of Merkulov, Stakhanov and Sviridov streets are threatened with evacuation for specialized parking and administrative responsibility.

Such checks are planned to be carried out regularly in different parts of the city.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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