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Pysäköinninvalvonta refers to the enforcement of parking regulations in Finland. It is a system designed to ensure that vehicles are parked in designated areas and in compliance with local ordinances and traffic laws. The primary goal of pysäköinninvalvonta is to maintain traffic flow, ensure accessibility for emergency vehicles, and prevent obstruction of public spaces.

Enforcement of parking regulations is typically carried out by municipal parking enforcement officers or, in some cases, by private companies contracted by municipalities. These officers are responsible for patrolling parking areas, inspecting vehicles for compliance, and issuing parking tickets or fines for violations. Common parking violations include exceeding the allowed parking time, parking in restricted zones, obstructing driveways, or parking without a valid permit where required.

The revenue generated from parking fines is usually directed towards local government budgets, often used to fund public services or improve local infrastructure, including parking facilities and traffic management systems. Citizens have the right to appeal parking tickets if they believe they have been issued unfairly, with specific procedures outlined by the relevant authorities. Effective pysäköinninvalvonta contributes to a more organized and functional urban environment for both residents and visitors.