City Hall aims to improve its declining revenue of parking fees by implementing hourly parking. In the financial year that ended on June 30, 2020, parking fees raised Sh1.54 billion against a target of Sh2.76 billion. In 2016-17, Sh2 billion was collected against Sh3.5 billion target while in 2015-16, Sh2 billion was collected against Sh2.6 billion target. In December last year, Nairobi public transport operators rejected City Hall's increment of parking fees, saying it has no justification. The Consumer Federation of Kenya sued to stop the increase of parking fees.

Source: The Star March 08, 2021 17:03 UTC