The primary purpose of parking restrictions is to ensure the efficient and controlled use of parking areas. Parking enforcement devices prevent illegal, irregular or nuisance parking.
Through these functions, they can contribute directly or indirectly to relieving traffic congestion, improving traffic safety and protecting the aesthetic and functional values of the area. Last but not least, they reduce resources used for parking, i.e. they shorten the time it takes to find a parking space, thus saving car fuel consumption for users of parking solutions.
Parking barriers can be used in public areas, for example, to ensure that only authorised parking spaces are available. In front of shops, for example, to ensure loading and unloading. At or in front of accommodation facilities to ensure convenient parking for guests. In the vicinity of public institutions, where we want to provide dedicated parking for employees and guests of the institution. In company car parks or car parks, for example, to provide parking for guests or employees. But you can also secure your parking space or driveway on unenclosed private land by installing parking barriers.
The parking blocking toolbox can be divided into three main parts. There are traditional parking sensors, automated or semi-automated devices and smart solutions. Let's look at what they are and what features they have.
Traditional parking blocking tools include no-parking signs and pavement signs and markings for similar purposes.
They are generally well-known and have a clear meaning for most people, but their major disadvantage is that they do not physically prevent illegal parking. Manual parking bollards, bollards, i.e. parking bollards and barriers, can prevent unwanted parking. Barriers or fixed bollards, i.e. solutions that completely block traffic, can also prevent parking that is either wanted or allowed. And to open and close manual devices, you have to get out of the car, even in bad weather conditions. Parking operations can take up to minutes to get in and out of a car.
There are automated or semi-automated parking solutions that are more convenient than manual ones. Examples include remote-controlled parking blocker, or a remote controlled gate or barrier. The advantage of these is that you do not have to get out of the car to use them, they are convenient and avoid wasting time getting out of the car. These systems are electric, so they need to be powered from mains or some battery source. These systems are more convenient than manual solutions, but there are more advanced devices with additional benefits than automated parking systems, these are smart parking solutions.
Smart devices are different from automatic and semi-automatic solutions in that they are connected to smart algorithms, mostly some kind of smartphone application, which helps them to operate and extend their functionality. Examples include sensor-based, number plate-reading barriers, or smart parking sensors. The latter have a number of advantages over both manual and traditional electronic parking sensors.
A With YourParking smart parking blocker for example, you can plan your parking and reserve a parking space in advance through the app. This way, we can avoid long searches for parking spaces for timed arrivals. You can open and close the device via the app, without the need for a remote control or getting out of the car. In moments, you can see the available YourParking parking spaces on a map, and the tool will navigate you to the parking space you want. The smart parking assistant helps you to increase the utilisation of your parking space. When we are not in the parking space it protects, it can be shared with colleagues, friends or even strangers. Its software allows us to share our parking space with others at the same time as our vehicle is elsewhere. You can also earn money with our smart YourParking parking blocker. If you are interested in more details about our smart parking solutions, find out more.
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