Parking can be a significant problem that affects overall business operations. One major issue is that drivers often have challenges navigating large campuses, which can cause delays and frustration for both the drivers and the operators. Additionally, your current garage may have opportunities for improvements to maximize efficiency, and building a new parking structure can be expensive and labor-intensive. The safety and security of persons and vehicles are also a concern for operators and parkers alike. Your facility may even require a car count once or twice daily and confirm vehicles are parked in the proper areas, which can be time-consuming and costly. Having a parking guidance system in place can alleviate many of these concerns by providing real-time information about available parking spaces and making it easier to monitor and manage parking operations.

For parkers, navigating through expansive garages and spread-out parking facilities can be a daunting task, especially for parkers who are pressed for time or feeling stressed. This negative experience has the potential to significantly impact customer loyalty in the long run and ultimately affect the bottom line. It is, therefore, imperative to embrace the future of parking technology to provide a state-of-the-art parking experience that is user-friendly and stress-free.