People will be able to do their Christmas shopping in Valletta without worrying about being charged for parking in the capital city because the CVA fee has been waived for December afternoons.
The controlled vehicular access (CVA) system will not levy a charge after 3 p.m. next month, the Valletta Business Community Committee announced yesterday. It said it had been informed of the decision during a meeting with Transport Minister Austin Gatt on Wednesday.
During the meeting, the committee raised the concerns of Valletta businesses over the lack of access and parking caused by the city's regeneration project and both sides agreed the issues required further discussion.
As reported in the Times of Malta
16 October 2025
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