PARKING 2030 SMARTER

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1 PARKING 2030 SMARTER

2 Parking today On-street parking in inner city and other high demand areas is a contentious topic, and one linked to a range of transport and planning issues, including congestion, residential densities and land use, and modal choice. PA Research 2015 : reveals innovations in technology, particularly sensor systems and the ubiquity of smart phones and the 4G/wireless networks are enabling city councils to trial and adopt new strategies to manage on-street parking resources in ways that have previously been unworkable. Broadly speaking, the suite of parking management strategies enabled by these technologies are referred to as smart parking

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4 The impacts of smarter parking

5 Smart Parking Technology

6 The demand for real time parking availability How often do you now hear, Is there an app for that? The parking industry has seen a complete technological transformation over the last five years, introducing numerous technologies that enable advancements to existing parking operations. Parkers are now able to benefit from the integration of multiple data sets streaming into the palm of their hands. As the availability of real-time occupancy data sets grow in parking, the value of this data grows exponentially Early adopters of real time data into smart phones have been universities.

7 The challenges for real time data How do we deliver individual parking facility data to the masses which encompasses private operators and council on/off street parking? How will operators seek a ROI on data that is shared? Solutions could include: Smart phone-based reservation systems Online discount pricing for underutilized parking facilities Lets look at another sector..

8 The accommodation evolution: The 1950 s motel Generally single story Parked in front of room Really took off in the 1950 s as cars became more reliable and able to travel further Bookings generally made by phone or walk in

9 1960 s centralised bookings Motels started offering additional facilities, pools, dining rooms. Two storeys Centralised reservations as chains started to emerge. The automobile clubs began a ratings scheme with diamonds to represent motels.

10 1970 s 1990 s Auto Clubs are motels best friends Licensed hotels became more popular in CBD Services increased, valet parking, restaurants, bars, gymnasiums as competition came on the rise from caravan parks, B&B s and the new disruptive TIME SHARE accommodation model. The auto clubs were the main means of booking accommodation via their central reservations system that would provide room allocations and fax/telex to the venues bookings as they came in Self catering and serviced apartments more popular The Star rating was the most trusted means of deciding on standards

11 2000 and beyond distrust and distressed Guests demanding better facilities than they have at home. No longer is a spa, internet and CD enough. Resorts and apartment hotels popular New disruptive models of accommodation rent a home, stayz enter the market and challenge planning regulations and building codes. Reservations made by and the auto club booking services are losing traction A new innovative online booking system hits the market WOTIF.COM The STAR rating scheme loses popularity in place of consumer ratings schemes such as trip advisor.

12 Too many choices, too many reservation hours! Technology in hotel reservations systems such as hotel.com, wotif, expedia etc provided too may choices not only for guests but made it difficult for hotels to manage book it buttons were a challenge to many smaller properties with only a website and the inability or expertise to understand how an online booking system worked. Enter the channel manager

13 Top parking issues Source IPI 2015

14 Where to from here.

15 What is a driverless vehicle? a fully connected and automated vehicle that replaces the human driver in the management of all dynamic driving tasks.

16 Park Assist s

17 Autonomous vehicle planning timeline

18 Implementation stages Autonomous Vehicle Implementation Stages (Wikipedia 2013; NHTSA 2013)

19 Volvo no accidents by 2020

20 The first and last mile/kilometre Ground transport at airport, events, universities even park n ride all impact on people s productivity and experience. Easymile true autonomous shuttles are just one of a range of new people movers. Singapore will introduce a totally autonomous town in 2016 at Jurong.

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22 A game changer for urban form and parking

23 Parking Australia considerations Impact on private parking facilities- next best use or more of? Impact on parking revenue for local government State parking levy policy The leap frog approach from smart parking to self parking? Parking hubs in suburbs and regional locations Future driving skills and car ownership

24 Thank you Lorraine Duffy E: m: