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    VIDEO: QR-Code Parking Payments Proposed for St. John’s Parking problems

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    The government is considering a new parking system in St. John’s that would allow drivers to pay for parking using QR codes, as part of planned reforms aimed at improving traffic flow and making parking more efficient in the city, Tourism and Transportation Minister Charles Max Fernandez said.

    WATCH: Tourism and Transportation Minister Charles Max Fernandez explains a proposed QR-code parking payment system as part of efforts to modernize parking in St. John’s.

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