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New parking rules for Hoofddorp city center

New parking rules for Hoofddorp city center

New parking regulations will take effect in the city center of Hoofddorp starting October 1st to improve accessibility for residents and visitors. The municipality of Haarlemmermeer is implementing these changes to better manage the needs of the growing urban area.

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