During the match between Belgrano and Rosario Central in the Alberdi neighborhood, in Córdoba Capital, the municipal paid parking scheme for mass attendance sports events was implemented for the first time. The operational intervention was deployed with the aim of regulating the use of roadways and vehicle circulation in an area characterized by high urban density. The municipal government secretary, Rodrigo Fernández, provided details about the control scheme aimed at replacing informal and irregular services on the streets.
The statistics from the first operation reported more than 1,000 subscribers through the digital platform for measured parking and the scanning of QR codes distributed in the perimeter. The official technological application currently records a total of over 160,000 users across the entire capital jurisdiction. Rodrigo Fernández told a local media outlet: "People have already adopted the mechanism and the method; the presence of the inspectors was key to helping download the app."
The fee set for this type of event was established at $2,250 per hour of stay, an amount equivalent to the commercial value of 1 liter of premium gasoline. Technical reports indicated that vehicles maintained an average parking time between 1.5 and 2 hours within the perimeter. The presence of information agents facilitated the download of the software tool for drivers attending the sporting event.
