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Implementation of paid parking in Haarlem delayed by three months. 'We want to work carefully'

Implementation of paid parking in Haarlem delayed by three months. 'We want to work carefully'

The large-scale rollout of paid parking in Haarlem has been delayed from late 2026 until March 2027. City aldermen stated that the shift in schedule is necessary to ensure a careful implementation process following a 2024 referendum and subsequent political decisions.

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