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Minsk residents can connect the service of SMS-notification on violations of the rules of payment for parking

Users of paid parking in the capital can now receive SMS notifications about recorded violations of the rules of use.

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Minsk residents can connect the service of SMS-notification on violations of the rules of payment for parking

Users of paid parking in the capital can now receive SMS-notifications on recorded violations of the rules of use, the correspondent of the agency “Minsk-Novosti” with reference to the enterprise “Parkivki of the capital”.

You can connect this service in your personal account on the site parkouka.by. To do this, you need to register the car, confirm the right to receive data about it and allow notifications to be sent to a mobile phone.

You can also check for violations on your own in your personal account after registration.

Source: Минск-новости ↗

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