All: Parking Management

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Conduct extensive outreach, be transparent about goals, policies, and methods of installing an advanced parking management system, and communicate clearly how the revenue from a new parking management system will be used.
Date Posted: 01/31/2013 | Source Date:
In planning for a demand-responsive pricing based parking management system, involve executive leadership, seek strong intellectual foundations, strike the right balance between complexity and simplicity, and emphasize data collection and project eva
Date Posted: 02/01/2012 | Source Date:
Install message signs at strategic locations to provide commuters en route with real-time information of the parking availability status at a major transit station.
Date Posted: 10/26/2011 | Source Date:
Implement smart parking systems at sites that experience high parking demand, are located close to a major freeway or arterial, and are configured to accommodate parking sensors at entrances and exits to promote accurate parking counts.
Date Posted: 10/11/2011 | Source Date:
Thirty percent of commuters would like to see an expansion of the Automated Parking Information System (APIS) that provides heavy-rail commuters with station parking availability information at en-route roadside locations.
Date Posted: 06/30/2011 | Source Date:
Survey data indicate the most popular reason commuters use smart parking is that a parking spot will be available when they need it.
Date Posted: 06/22/2011 | Source Date:
A Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) smart parking system encouraged 30 percent of surveyed travelers to use transit instead of driving alone to their place of work.
Date Posted: 06/22/2011 | Source Date:
Involve all appropriate stakeholders in the planning and development of the project to encourage coordination and collaboration.
Date Posted: 11/12/2008 | Source Date:
Consider the long-term operations and maintenance responsibilities and costs when selecting project components.
Date Posted: 11/12/2008 | Source Date:
Expect non-custom hardware and software to have technology limitations that may affect operational capabilities.
Date Posted: 11/12/2008 | Source Date:
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