Selected parking bays in Selayang are painted with orange lines to alert motorists of the two-hour limit. – SHALINI RAVINDRAN/The StarA total of 66 street parking bays have been painted with orange lines to alert motorists about the two-hour limit.
“The enforcers will ensure that motorists are aware of the new system and that the bays are not misused,” he said after chairing the council’s full board meeting.Locations include Desa Jaya, Bandar Baru Selayang, Taman Sri Batu Caves, Selayang 18 and Sri Gombak. Several other local authorities in Selangor have also implemented the concept starting with Subang Jaya City Council in September last year, with Petaling Jaya City Council and Ampang and Klang municipal councils following suit.
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