NEXT GENERATION PARKING STRATEGIES PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF PARKING

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1 NEXT GENERATION PARKING STRATEGIES PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF PARKING

2 PARKING ISSUES/CHALLENGES Availability Finding Parking Traffic Congestion Prioritization of Modes Neighborhood Livability Competing Needs Pollution Enforcement Cost

3 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING

4 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING MANAGEMENT What does it include? Performance-based parking means making data-driven decisions to influence demand to meet broader transport, economic and livability goals.

5 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING MANAGEMENT What does it solve? Optimizes use of valuable parking assets, balances demands, and reduces driver frustration from circulating to find available spaces.

6 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING MANAGEMENT Why is it important? Provide convenient access to local businesses, reduce congestion at peak times, improves economic and neighborhood vitality, and provides for a more positive parking experience.

7 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING MANAGEMENT Seattle s Parking Programs SeaPark After 5 Best Value

8 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING SDOT TARGET

9 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING - SEATTLE 20 } Neighborhoods studied 32 } Sub-areas 11,500 Paid Parking Spaces } SEATTLE } 16% Initial improvement Neighborhoods Meeting Target } 5% Annual Improvement Neighborhoods Meeting Target

10 PERFORMANCE BASED PARKING TIME OF DAY Ballard Neighborhood South Lake Union Neighborhood

11 TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF PARKING

12 INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SMART CITY Inputs SMALL DATA User Experience Management & Optimization Inputs BIG DATA SMART & SUSTAINABLE CITY TRANSPORTATION Planning

13 DATA COLLECTION Trying to get actual image of data collection to replace this.

14 PARKING DETECTION

15 BIG DATA

16 CONNECTED VEHICLES

17 PARKING SPOTTER FORD/GEORGIA TECH Ford vehicles equipped with existing semi-autonomous technologies can be used to detect open spaces as drivers look for parking spots. The open parking space information, along with its GPS coordinates, is sent to a cloud center to be shared with other drivers who are looking for available parking in the same areas of the city. Other drivers will be alerted to available parking in the area of their request.

18 PARKING TECHNOLOGY GUIDANCE SYSTEMS

19 E-PARK HELPING FIND PARKING FAST

20 TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT CENTERS

21 PARKING PAYMENT TECHNOLOGY Multiple payment sources Credit card Mobile Payment Branded parking card EMV contactless payment RFID Parking enforcement Smart meters License plate reader technology

22 CURB SPACE MANAGEMENT

23 MORE INVITING PARKING FACILITIES

24 AUTOMATED GARAGES

25 DRIVERLESS VEHICLES/FOLDING CARS?

26 NEXT GENERATION PARKING STRATEGIES Understand Technology is Evolving Determine your goals and objecgves Strategically Manage Parking Reduce need to build more parking Improve User Experiences Reduce CongesGon Environmental Benefits Parking is an Important Part of Overall System Use data to drive decision making No One SoluGon Fits All

27 Dan McKinney, Jr. Principal Transpo Group Stef Herzstein Senior Transportation Engineer Transpo Group Mary Catherine Snyder Parking Strategist Seattle Department of Transportation Q&A THANK YOU