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Odd-even vehicle rule for public agencies takes effect in April, tightening access limits and changing transport policy
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- The odd-even vehicle rule for public agencies applies from April 8, restricting access to public agencies according to the last digit of a vehicle's license plate number.
- On odd-numbered days only odd-numbered vehicles may enter, and on even-numbered days only even-numbered vehicles, with the same applying to visitor vehicles, while a five-day rule partially applies to about 30,000 public parking lots nationwide.
- To visit a public agency, people must check their vehicle's license plate number in advance, while the private sector remains on a voluntary basis.
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