The maximum fee for a single street parking space is 200 yuan; Guangzhou is seeking public feedback on new regulations for motor vehicle parking fees
To regulate the charging practices for motor vehicle parking services, the Guangzhou Municipal Development and Reform Commission recently published the “Guangzhou Municipal Measures for the Administration of Motor Vehicle Parking Facility Service Fees (Draft for Public Comment)” on its official website to solicit feedback from the public. The "Measures" stipulate that charges for motor vehicle parking services shall be managed in accordance with the law through government-set prices, government-guided prices, or market-regulated prices. Among these, usage fees for on-street parking spaces are subject to government-set pricing, with a maximum charge per session in key areas not exceeding 200 yuan. (Guangzhou Municipal Development and Reform Commission)
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