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Optimal use of available parking space as a planning objective
Recording the available parking space and demand structure forms the basis for the development of strategies for optimal use of parking space and improvement of the parking situation.
Conflicts in the objectives of parking requirements of residents, retail, customers and visitors should be balanced out as effectively as possible by structural and organisational measures, such as parking duration and fee regulations that reflect demand.
Minimising traffic looking for parking by means of guidance systems
Parking guidance systems with comprehensive information about available parking and the current situation that can be grasped quickly represents a key element in avoiding traffic looking for parking when there is heavy pressure on parking and a lot of traffic entering and leaving the area.
Designing car parks to be efficient
Traffic links, handling facilities and the internal structure of a car park must be designed for the anticipated traffic flows. Peak times for traffic arriving and leaving must be taken into consideration, as must issues of orientation and safe traffic guidance.
Dynamic traffic regulations form an additional element in the control of incoming and outgoing traffic in large car parking facilities.
