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In a move to restore urban order and protect the aesthetic appeal of its heritage sites, the Mysuru City Corporation (MCP) has issued formal notices to 382 vehicles identified as abandoned on public roads. The systematic survey, conducted by a joint team of municipal engineers and traffic police, warns owners that non-compliance will result in vehicle towing and potential auction. This crackdown addresses road congestion issues affecting 8% of the city's network, particularly in high-traffic zones like Devaraja Market and Brindavan Garden precincts. Alongside enforcement, the corporation has outlined plans to expand parking infrastructure by 20% and implement smart parking technologies in the upcoming fiscal budget to tackle the root causes of illegal parking.
