Parking Management System
Parking Management System
Metro Parking Management System provides an automatic advance system for providing parking system by means of RFID technology, Smart card or Ticket Dispenser. All vehicles entering and exiting the parking area are registered in the system. When the costumer enters the parking area ,the information is stored on payment token which can be bar coded , smart card or RFID based . When the costumer leaves the area , the token is automatically read and the data is wiped , which makes it possible to use and reuse the token
Metro provides technology for efficient parking operation.
Metro car parking can be used at every close/and open car parking area.
Parking Guidance System
Parking Guidance System
Intelligent Parking is a parking guidance system with the main objective of timely advising the available parking space in multiple parking zones and allowing them to make decisions on where to park long before they reach critical intersection. Parking then effectively guides the motorist/car driver to these open bays with minimum effort in as short as possible time. Intelligent Parking also gives the client an effective tool to monitor and run their entire parking facility effectively and efficiently.
Why Parking Management and Guidance system?
The present day metropolitan areas have seen a burgeoning growth in human population as well as vehicles. This directly result in the requirement of parking lots .The advent of multi-level car parks has made the management ,revenue and security of car parks the topmost priority .
Principles of Parking Management
These ten general principles can help guide planning decision to support parking management.
- Consumer choice. People should have viable parking and travel options.
- User information. Motorists should have information on their parking and travel options.
- Sharing. Parking facilities should serve multiple users and destinations.
- Efficient utilization. Parking facilities should be sized and managed so spaces are frequently occupied.
- Flexibility. Parking plans should accommodate uncertainty and change.
- Prioritization. The most desirable spaces should be managed to favor higher-priority uses.
- Pricing. As much as possible, users should pay directly for the parking facilities they use.
- Peak management. Special efforts should be made to deal with peak-demand.
- Quality vs. quantity. Parking facility quality should be considered as important as quantity, including aesthetics, security, accessibility and user information.
- Comprehensive analysis. All significant costs and benefits should be considered in parking planning.
Benefits of Parking Management
- Facility cost savings. Reduces costs to governments, businesses, developers and consumers.
- Improved quality of service. Many strategies improve user quality of service by providing better information, increasing consumer options, reducing congestion and creating more attractive facilities.
- More flexible facility location and design. Parking management gives architects, designers and planners more ways to address parking requirements.
- Reduces land consumption. Parking management can reduce land requirements and so helps to preserve green space and other valuable ecological, historic and cultural resources.
- Supports mobility management. Parking management is an important component of efforts to encourage more efficient transportation patterns, which helps reduce problems such as traffic congestion, roadway costs, pollution emissions, energy consumption and traffic accidents.
- Improved walk ability. By allowing more clustered development and buildings located closer to sidewalks and streets, parking management helps create more walk able communities.
- More livable communities. Parking management can help create more attractive and efficient urban environments by reducing total paved areas, allowing more flexible building design, increasing walk ability and improving parking facility design.