Parking and parking systems

The more the number of vehicles in metropolitan areas continues to grow, the more serious the situation becomes about finding a solution for stationary traffic. Its stagnation is as unacceptable as the uncontrolled and chaotic development of parking solutions in metropolitan agglomeration. The only possible solution is the offer of a system solution that covers all the relevant aspects, including all groups of people involved.

The company offers following services in the stationary traffic:

• Studies, projects, and technical-economical analyses conducted in the framework of consulting work
• Development, engineering, and investment activities for the construction of new parking capacities
• Designs, projects, deliveries, and carrying out parking navigational systems
• Comprehensive deliveries of parking equipment – parking ticket machines, parking gate systems, and automatic parking systems
• Managing and operating the widest possibilities for regulated parking - zones for paid parking spaces, car parks or garages

Parking Navigation Systems

We more and more encounter situations when we cannot park in the city comfortably. These situations occur in cities more then often and particularly in peak hours such as Saturday morning shopping or others. Car parks are quickly filled in the centre and the queues are formed at the entrance hindering usual road traffic. On the other hand, less known or more distant car parks have plenty of vacant places.

We offer a solution of implementing parking navigation systems that can help to reduce the environment load and increase parking comfort and safety.

Navigation Parking System

The navigation parking system informs drivers entering the city about vacant parking places in the city or in the region. Thus, the driver can decide in time which car park near his destination he can use and let the system navigates him to the car park chosen by him.

The system collects and evaluates the information about number of vacant parking places and entering and leaving cars in a cyclical way at all car parks being monitored. Experience gained at establishing parking systems has shown that the use of gates makes it possible to precisely count entering and leaving cars. Duly positioned dynamic information boards show drivers the way to parking areas and the information about the degree of occupation of individual car parks.