1. Intelligent Parking Developing the technology for smarter cities Highways UK, Thursday 17th November
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2. The pain of parking…
The pain of parking causes frustration to drivers and an impact cities with congestion, pollution and emissions

3. Solving the problem of parking today

4. Market feedback The Driver view…
Why?
To avoid having to drive around looking for parking
To be able to easily pay and extend parking
To be able to plan travel using multi modal transport
Data can be transmitted to other systems, such as payments and transport to help with journey planning

5. Market feedback The City & Road Authority view…
Why?
Increase parking revenue
Optimise network capacity
Encourage cashless payments
Provide retail incentives
Reduce pollution & emissions
Improve parking compliance
Influence drivers by linking parking & traffic

6. Driver’s decision time

7. The connectivity paradox
The connectivity paradox relates to an environment where all vehicles are aware of parking space availability, but guidance could cause a conflict

8. Parking space occupancy
The accident scenario
Area closed
Congestion
Parking space occupancy

9. Integration between traffic & parking is key
Sensor data
Signs (VMS)
Planned Works
Accidents
CO2 Levels
Journey Times
Network Control

10. Intelligent Parking Siemens brings traffic & parking together
Control Centre
Integration with inductive loops for off street car parks
Modular set-up of infrastructure based detection
Unobtrusive ground sensor
Integration with enforcement personnel
Interface to payment systems
Variable message signs

11. Intelligent Parking Applications
Traffic Integration
Driver Guidance
Intelligent Parking
City Planning
Enforcement

12. Thank you for your time! Priscilla Nagashima Boyd Product Manager
Siemens plc Sopers Lane Poole BH17 7ER, United Kingdom Tel.: Mobile:
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