Melbourne proposes higher on-street parking fees and fines
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- •The draft budget proposes increases in on-street parking fees across Melbourne.
- •Fines for parking violations are also set to rise under the new budget plan.
- •The changes are intended to increase city revenue and regulate parking availability.
- •The draft budget was released publicly on March 31, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Melbourne City Council approves the increased parking fees and fines drivers will face higher costs, potentially reducing street parking demand and increasing revenue for the city
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