Fines for parking in Lviv are now in the 'Diia' app: what has changed.

A new feature for drivers in Lviv: parking fines visible in the app

According to inkorr.com: A new opportunity has launched for drivers in Lviv - they can now see fines for parking violations in the mobile application 'Diia'. This was announced by the director of the Department of Mobility and Street Infrastructure of the Lviv City Council, Oleg Zabarilo.

Lviv has become the first city in Ukraine where fines for parking violations are displayed directly in the mobile application 'Diia'. Drivers receive notifications instantly and can pay the fine online without waiting for paper notices by mail.

Oleg Zabarilo noted that this integration was made possible thanks to the collaboration of the city council, the Ministry of Digital Transformation, and technical partners who tested the connection to the parking inspectors' system for several months. The automation of these processes will save funds for the development of road infrastructure.

Useful tips for drivers and plans for the future

Experts advise drivers to regularly check the application, even if there is no paper notice on the windshield. If the fine is already entered in 'Diia', it means that the decision has come into force, and ignoring it may lead to an increase in the amount due to penalties.

After the successful launch in Lviv, the Ministry of Digital Transformation plans to implement this system of digital fines in other cities of Ukraine. Kyiv and Dnipro are already preparing for the implementation of this service.

The pilot project in Lviv has become the first in Ukraine that allows drivers to see parking fines in the mobile app. In the near future, this program is planned to be expanded to other cities, which will improve the effectiveness of monitoring parking violations and contribute to the development of road infrastructure.

This initiative is an important step in modernizing the parking control system in Ukraine, which requires new technologies to improve citizen services. Implementing such solutions opens new prospects for safe and comfortable movement in cities, which is becoming increasingly relevant in modern conditions.