Tanzania, June 14 -- Dar es Salaam. As the number of vehicles continues to rise in Dar es Salaam, the need for an efficient parking management system is becoming increasingly apparent.

The government and local authorities have been relying on parking fees as a source of revenue and a means of regulating the use of public spaces.

However, despite this intention, some motorists say the implementation of the system still faces challenges that need to be addressed.

The main complaint in Dar es Salaam concerns how vehicles are scanned and charged parking fees in different parts of the city.

Some citizens say the system does not reflect real-life traffic conditions, leading to situations where drivers are charged multiple times within a sho...