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The article discusses the establishment of the first advanced and fully integrated facility for gathering seized and decommissioned vehicles in Qalyubia Governorate, in the city of Khanka. This is the first of its kind across the governorates. The project aims to regulate the processes of holding and decommissioning seized vehicles, eliminate disorderly practices, reduce traffic congestion, and enhance the urban and aesthetic appearance of cities. The project spans an area of 8.5 acres at a cost of approximately 210 million Egyptian pounds, accommodating over 1,200 vehicles. It includes auction yards, decommissioning stations, maintenance workshops, and integrated security systems. This initiative represents a significant cultural advancement and a step toward boosting environmental and traffic efficiency. It can be implemented in other governorates to improve the management of scrap vehicles and enhance citizens' quality of life.
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