Parking was limited, with local residents making enough money parking cars on their properties to pay for their taxes, and internal pedestrian traffic was becoming dangerous due to the increased crowds of people within the crossings between the rings and the temporary stables.
Parking was limited and spilled out onto privately owned property, with local residents making enough money parking cars on their properties to pay for their taxes. In addition, internal pedestrian traffic was becoming dangerous due to the increased crowds of people within the crossings between the rings and the temporary stables.