Wired-up roads will charge your electric car – while you’re driving

Posted on March 30, 2017

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Parking Case Studies

Upgraded Parking Solutions for City of Ryde

A growing region like the City of Ryde needs infrastructure systems to match that growth. To manage the public space efficiently, Councils need forward thinking solutions, from parks management to managing parking. City of Ryde engaged Duncan Solutions for the upgrade of around 70 machines situated in the Macquarie Park Corridor.

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Cutting-edge technology to block parking freeloaders

LA transport giant, Metro, is linking its new parking operation to its transit TAP card to keep parking spaces for commuters using the network, rather than non-transit users taking parking resources.

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Overhead parking guidance for Sydney shoppers at Stockland Baulkham Hills

As a local neighbourhood shopping centre with over 80 stores and amenities, Stockland Baulkham Hills has on average 68,000 visitors a week with 6,000 of those using the car park facilities each day.

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Brisbane’s the Myer Centre car park goes digital

Located in the hub of the Brisbane CBD, Vicinity Centres recognised the heightened need within the competitive market to improve The Myer Centre Car Park communications.

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We must plan the driverless city to avoid being hostage to the technology revolution

Three distinct groups are giving form to the idea of driverless vehicles. Each has its own corporate proponents and target markets, and its own, often competing, demands on citizens, regulators and planners. Each will make its own demands on our streets and public spaces.

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City of Hamilton set to unveil the deployment of bay sensor technology

The adoption of Smart Parking technology comes amid Hamilton City Council’s new parking plan to revitalise Hamilton’s Central Business District (CBD).

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DUNCAN SOLUTIONS EQUIPS MARIBYRNONG PARKING ENFORCEMENT

“AutoISSUE & PEMS met all our requirements, enabling our officers to make informed decisions in real-time about enforcement using a single Android device, not a number of different pieces of equipment as has been the case previously.”

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