Jerusalem City Hall a number of months ago, set a parking-to-height device in place near Machane Yehuda as part of a test project. The devices takes up two parking spaces but provides parking for 12-to-16 vehicles.
The pilot program is now moving to Givat Shaul too, seeking to provide additional parking in the commercial area which suffers from a chronic parking shortage. The new parking-to-height unit will accommodate payment via the Pango and Cellopark apps as well.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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It is spelled capitol, and not with an ‘a’.
Commenter no. 1:
YWN is correct. Capital is the city; capitol is the building.
I verified this with the dictionary.