Moscow is not ready for paid entries

Moscow is not yet ready for paid entrances: Mayor Sergey Sobyanin of Moscow said that the boundaries of the paid parking zone could be extended, and that this initiative should be for the residents and the deputies. Sobyanin stated that paid parking lots can be installed in the areas around the transportation ports, large offices and commercial centers.
Criticizing the news that entrance to Moscow will be paid, Sobyanin said, “It is too early to take this measure. We're not going this way yet. "I do not think Moscow is ready for such decisions," he said.
As of December 25, the paid parking zone covers 70% of the streets within the borders of the Third Ring Road and 25 streets outside the ring road. Car parks cost 40 rubles per hour.
Stating that the issue of paid entry is currently being discussed, the Mayor said:
“Like any other topic, it has the right to be discussed on this topic, so it's no wonder that experts discuss the issue of paid admission. Again, I would like to emphasize that no decision has been taken on this issue.
Moscow is looking for continuity, not revolutionary ways to solve problems by developing public transport and implementing the parking system. In London and Singapore, for example, they decided to solve this radically and charge entry to certain points of the city. As a result, the transportation problem was completely solved. “