Parking problems in India and concerned solutions by comparing with other developed countries

2. Campaign of Parking
Management
Presented By:
Vinkal Pathak
Kajal Ranglani
Rohit Wadhwani
Vaidehi Patel
Dipali Champaneri
Ashutosh Vyas

3. Parking
 Parking is a system to park a vehicle temporarily
at proper allotted space in a proper manner.
 In other words, Parking is the act of stopping
and disengaging a vehicle and leaving it
unoccupied.
 Every country has rules and regulations of
proper parking which make easy life style for
the people.

4. Parking system in India Vs.
developed country
 facility of its own parking
 smart parking system
 Rules and regulations of parking at no parking
zone
 separate parking system for handicap persons
 parking areas are authorized and responsibility
towards that specific area
 Developed countries follow smart application
system
 Smart parking systems, technical parking
systems and lift-up parking systems

6. Parking in India

7.  Approximately 40% of the roads in urban India
are taken up for just parking the cars.
 Due to emerging and developing country India
faces many problems of parking in urban area as
well as in rural area.
 Mainly metro cities in India facing problem of
parking very hard because maximum numbers
of four wheelers and two wheelers exist in metro
cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Calcutta.
 Not just in urban area but in rural area India
faces parking problem because of not having
developed infrastructure.

8. Causes behind Parking problems in
India
 Infrastructure facilities
 Lack of awareness regarding parking
 lack of technological intervention
 Rules and regulations
 Corruption
 Security and maintenance
 The fine for illegal parking is very less

9. Problems arising due to not proper
parking
 Traffic-Jam
 Pollution
 Accidents
 Vehicle damage
 Theft and loss
 Barrier for emergency services

10. Advantages of Proper parking
 Easy entry and exit
 Increased Service
 Save time
 Reduced traffic
 Reduced pollution
 Increased Safety
 Decreased Management Costs
 New Revenue Streams

11. Remedies and suggestions
 Developing parking management plan
 Develop strict rules and regulations
 Every person must be responsible for proper
parking
 Proper allocation of parking space
 Effective use of parking space

12. Campaigning for Parking Management
 Maximum sign board
 Increase awareness
 Seminars at public place
 Motivate people for proper parking
 To help responsible authorities and co-ordinate
with them
 By using social media as a platform

13. Conclusion
 Parking is and will remain an issue that affects
everyone in the community, from traffic
management and law enforcement to attraction
owners to residents of near by neighborhoods.
All types of systems will be needed to address
the parking challenge, from systems that provide
parking availability at the regional and lot, floor,
aisle or space specific level to high-tech parking
reservation and navigation systems.