It was decided to collect abandoned, scrap and idle vehicles that threaten public order and environmental health in Bilecik.
Bilecik Governorship issued a General Order to collect abandoned, scrap and idle vehicles that negatively affect traffic safety and environmental health throughout the city.
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With the General Order published by Bilecik Governorship, it was decided to collect scrap and idle vehicles left in public areas for a long time.
In the General Order on "Conduct Contrary to Order (Collection of Scrap/Idle Vehicles)" published by Bilecik Governorship, it was pointed out that abandoned vehicles in the city center and districts negatively affect traffic safety, public order and environmental health. In the General Order, it was stated that scrap, idle, found and damaged vehicles left for a long time in public areas such as avenues, streets, squares and parks or in privately owned places cause visual pollution and also pose risks such as fire, explosion and environmental pollution.
Within the scope of the decision taken, necessary determinations and inspections will be carried out within the framework of the relevant legislation provisions. Abandoned and unusable vehicles will be removed from their areas and taken to designated parking lots and storage centers. Notification to vehicle owners and procedures regarding the delivery of vehicles will be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Law and relevant regulations.
In the General Order, it was stated that administrative sanctions could be imposed on those who act contrary to the decisions taken and the determined measures, within the scope of the Provincial Administration Law No. 5442 and the Misdemeanor Law No. 5326. Bilecik Governorship decided to carry out inspection activities by ensuring coordination between relevant institutions in order to protect public order, traffic safety and environmental health.
It was stated that the General Order, which came into force from the date of its publication, aims to prevent visual pollution throughout the city and eliminate the risks that may arise from unused vehicles.
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Abandoned vehicles will be towed to parking lots and administrative sanctions will be imposed on their owners.
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