In the center of Prague to tourists forbade to go on sigveyakh

Popular with tourists sigvei decided to forbid to use as a vehicle in the historical center Prague (Czech Republic), writes The Guardian with reference to the mayor Adriana Crnachova.

according to the mayor, the decision will come into force in August of this year, it is accepted in connection with numerous complaints to tourists on sigveyakh, captivated narrow streets of the historical center of the capital Czech Republic . As notes the edition, complaints arrive both from locals, and from tourists it became incredibly difficult for them to move on the city.

Severity of a ban, in turn, caused criticism from film distributors. After all on sigveyakh it will be impossible to go not only on sidewalks for pedestrians, but also on cycle paths. Penalties for violation of a ban will reach $81.59 (or 2 thousand kroner). Thus hour of driving costs, as a rule, 1 thousand. kroner (about $40). According to association of film distributors, the ban can lead to loss of 300 workplaces therefore they intend to challenge the decision of the city authorities in court, notes The Guardian.