The Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) is moving forward with a new parking policy that seeks to revive the previously unsuccessful pay-and-park system in collaboration with local traffic police. This initiative is particularly significant as it aims to address longstanding issues of parking violations and traffic congestion in the area. According to Bapu Bangar, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) for Pimpri Chinchwad, the enforcement of towing vehicles parked in no-parking zones is crucial for the policy's success. By ensuring compliance, the local authority hopes to foster a more organized parking system and enhance overall traffic flow. The collaboration aims to provide residents and visitors with clearer parking guidelines and improved management of public spaces.

Previous attempts at implementing a pay-and-park policy had faltered due to lack of enforcement, making this renewed effort more critical than ever. As the initiative unfolds, the PCMC and traffic police will monitor its effectiveness and make adjustments as necessary. This collaboration marks a significant step toward enhancing urban mobility and addressing parking challenges in Pimpri Chinchwad.