The casino managements would be informed about the decision even as the department is still working out modalities to ensure hassle-free implementation, North Goa DySP (Traffic) Dharmesh Angle told Herald.
Sources said that suggestions will also be invited from concerned agencies/authorities.
Several casino vehicles and rent-a-bikes have blocked large parking space across the city. The issue was discussed with Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who personally inspected the parking area outside Panjim police station where parking of two-wheelers and four wheelers is a major problem besides other locations. The chief minister also inspected the Panjim police station, women cell and traffic cell.
