Is parking really a priority?
It can mean the difference between getting to work or an appointment on time, picking up the children before day care closes or being able to visit a sick relative. But is parking really a priority for decision and policy makers? Having thought about this, I have come to the conclusion that for most it goes into the too hard basket.
Frogparking's automated solution for Carlingford Court
For the operator, installing parking guidance was about reducing congestion around the parking structures, increasing utilisation to ensure that those hard to find spaces get filled up, improving the customer’s experience, and detailed data and analytics from their parking asset.
Better parking management without a complete tech overhaul
Mismanagement of car parks can result in congestion, frustrated drivers and accidents. Having a modern parking management and parking guidance system is paramount for customer experience and mobility improvements, but the adoption of new technologies to improve the situation has been terribly slow. Why?
Nedap's SENSIT installed at supermarket HQ
SENSIT consists of smart parking sensors that detect in real-time whether or not the individual parking bays are occupied and how long they have been occupied.
Photos from the Melbourne Commuter Car Park Forum
Parking Australia held a ‘Commuter Car Park’ Forum on 21 August for all stakeholders to attend and hear about the building of 50 new commuter car parks across Australia. The Forum included the Federal Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure, Alan Tudge, speaking on his vision for the projects and benefits for commuters.
OUTLOOK 2019 Program Released
Parking Australia’s OUTLOOK Conference brings together delegates from all sectors of parking to learn about new technologies and developments. Hear from speakers who will bring innovative thinking, share real world experiences and case studies, that promote stimulating and provocative conversation, about issues important to the parking industry.