Payment of parking in the zones is very simple. The system is fully automated and organized in a way that a driver can make a payment in a very short period without any contact with the parking attendatns. Payment can be made throgh five different mehtods – parking tickets, ‘parkomats’, SMS messages, electornic tickets (from parking attendants) and chip cards.
In the red zone which covers ‘the highest demand’ spots in the very centre of the city, the charge for one parking hour is 56,00 dinars. In the yellow zone (parking is limited to 120 minutes) an hour costs 38,00 din and in the green one (parking is limited to 180 minutes) drivers will be paying 31,00 din an hour. The abovementioned tariffs are applicable when buying the ticket by SMS, at parking ticket machines or at kiosks. The ticket bought from the parking attendant costs 60,00 dinars in the red zone, 45,00 din in the yellow and 37,00 in the green one.
Paying with a parking ticket is very simple. The tickets for all the zones can be bought at the kiosks.
When you park your car, write down the time of parking on the ticket and display the ticket on the inside of the windshield of your car where it can easily be seen.
For the yellow zone it is possible to buy the ticket for one or two hours. For the green zone there are tickets for one, two or three parking hours.
A driver can pay for the parking using a mobile phone, regardless of the network, since JKP ‘Parking Servis’ has arrangements with both networks ‘Telekom Srbija’ and ‘Telenor’.
In the text of your message type in your car plate number, without spacing and send an SMS with the number of the zone you are in. A few moments afterwards, you will receive an SMS which confirms you have made the payment. You’ll get the notice of parking time expiry as well.
If you are in a yellow or green zone you can extend your time using the mobile phone.
At this method of payment a parking attendant will check if the payment has been made by typing the car plate number of the parked car in his computer.
In the zones you can pay on the spot with the help of the machines set up near a car park.
This ‘Parkomat’ is programmed to issue a ticket, which you will display on the visible place on the inside of your car windshield.
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You can pay for the parking in the zones by buying an electronic ticket for the desired zone and a period of time from the parking attendant. The electronic ticket prices are for the red zone 60 dinars, yellow 45 din., and green 37 din. per hour.
You can pay the parking with the chip cards in the machines near the parking place. Chip cards are electronic payment cards intended exclusively for parking payment in the zone areas. Instead of coins a user inserts the card into the ‘parkomat’ which is processed based on the information supplied by the user. The ‘parkomat’ takes the money from the card and the user gets the ticket. The price of a chip card is 1.300 dinars out of which the card itself costs 300 dinars and 1000 dinars is the credit. Chip cards can be purchased at the Parking Servis counter in Starina Novak 22 Street. When the amount of money on the card runs out it can be topped up at the counter in Starina Novak 22 Street or at the three ‘parkomats’ at Studentski Square, Simina Street and Nikola Pasic Square.
You can top up your card at those three ‘parkomats’ by inserting paper banknotes into the place where the card is inserted. At the other ‘parkomats’ you can top up your card by inserting coins.
24.08.2010.
JKP ‘Parking Servis’ would like to inform its customers that the works
in several garages are a part of regular summer
maintenance of public parking space.
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17.08.2010.
The works on the car park ‘Dr Aleksandra Kostica’ and the garage "Masarikova".
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06.08.2010.
The works in the garages "Obilicev venac" and "Pionirski park".
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21.07.2010.
JKP 'Parking servis' strongly condemns the attacks on parking attendants.
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21.06.2010.
JKP ‘Parking Servis’ has decreased the prices of towing away.
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08.06.2010.
JKP ‘Parking Servis’ has organized an event to mark the end of the school
term as well as completion of the campaign ‘Pupils ask you – slow down
by the school’.
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03.06.2010.
Parking in Belgrade will get more expensive as of Monday 07th June.
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01.06.2010.
Public enterprise ‘Parking Servis’ has opened today ‘Fast Park’ at Slavija.
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