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biddy

I went to collect my Residence Card on 13 August in Valletta. My husband dropped me off at Evans Building and parked the car. We left Valletta 3 hours later. Two months later we have received a bill, from transport Malta, dated 1 October, for parking for 3:12:54 hrs. We were logged from "Mediterranean" at 7:53:58 to "Victoria Gate" at 11:06:53 and charged 3.28 euro. Has anyone else had this experience? This is the first time we have been charged for spending time and parking in Valletta.

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georgeingozo

sounds like you entered the CVA area of Valletta (indicated by road signs, and symbols on the road surface)

http://www.cva.gov.mt/

tearnet

That's cheaper than paying in the multi-storey car park!

Toon

cheap parking by anyones standards - how lucky are you !!!!!! yep you definitely entered the CVA area .

GuestPoster566

Lucky the charge is so low. Look out for the signs :) Got my one and only ticket in Rabat 14 years ago cost me 10LM. (Appx €23)
It was (as I thought) parked in a bay and a Liquigas truck had driven into it!! Had a chat with the police officer, nice chap but couldn't argue my way out of it. Originally it was much more as the Police Officer had ticked the wrong box. I mentioned this when I went to pay so they telephoned him at his home, he was at lunch' and then corrected it.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/1209139_224788607684927_544485738_n.jpg

Toon

you can normally drive in to and out of the CVA without charge as long as you dont exceed 30mins i think....

biddy

Well, well, well, one learns something new every day!! Thanks for the info and the link. We are now a lot wiser. Does this also apply after 18h00?

georgeingozo

biddy wrote:

Does this also apply after 18h00?


all details in the link

Monday to Friday (0800 - 1800)
Saturday (0800 - 1300)

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