rfid based parking

Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) will implement RFID-based systems in parking lots to digitize fee payments. Fees will be collected through FASTag, a digital system that uses radio frequency technology. This automated and cashless method eliminates arguments with parking attendants. Other digital payment methods will be available as a backup.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is planning to introduce RFID-based systems at 22 parking lots to simplify the payment process. The system will allow for online collection of fees, making it a cashless and paperless transaction. The decision comes after the successful implementation of the model in a parking lot in Dwarka Sector 14. The new system is expected to reduce the time taken to park vehicles and address complaints regarding delay in parking and overcharging.

The Visakha Trail Running Association (VTRA), a city-based not-for-profit association of running enthusiasts, is organizing the second edition PPN Vizag zoo half marathon on August 8.

The Supreme Court-appointed Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority has asked the three municipal corporations to try out three different technological solutions for parking in their respective areas.

After the Chandni Chowk redevelopment project is completed, restrictions would be imposed on unregistered rickshaws, while the existing ones would be redesigned.

Heated arguments and chaotic operations marked the start of the fully cashless RFID toll system at Delhi borders after midnight on Friday. More than 2,600 vehicles were forced to pay the stipulated penalty of double the toll and environment compensation charge for proffering cash at the toll point.

An automated parking management system, similar to the ones in use at city shopping malls, is set to be introduced at Kolkata airport from next week to streamline the parking fee collection system.

Altogether 30 parking lots of the civic body will be converted into smart parking facilities after making amendments in the master plan. The proposal was approved at the 25th board meeting of the Patna Municipal Corporation on Saturday.

The Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) has decided to develop smart parking lots at 38 locations on a pilot basis owing to the exponential rise in the number of vehicles on city roads causing traffic congestions.

Soon, you will not be able to park your car on the roadside while visiting south Delhi’s Sarojini Nagar market and several other spots in the city that are close to multi-level parkings. The Delhi government notified new parking rules across the city on Wednesday, under which a 500-metre radius around multi-level parkings will become ‘no-parking’ zones.

The GMR Hyderabad International Airport (GHIAL) on Friday introduced India's first fully contact-less airport car parking in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic. The authority has also scaled up its NETC (National Electronic Toll Collection) FASTag car parking in collaboration with NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India) integrating 10 NETC FASTag issuer banks and will go live with other issuer banks in the next few weeks.

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Parking your car in the city's first automated car parking sites being constructed at Sarojini Nagar and Baba Kharak Singh Marg is not going to be an expensive affair. According to New Delhi Municipal Council, the parking rates have been fixed at Rs 10 per hour, the same rates that are levied in Connaught Place.

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority is considering employing RFID (radio-frequency identification) technology for services like garbage collection, parking facility and construction of roads in a bid to better manage essential amenities.

Entering, parking, picking up your loved ones and leaving has become even faster with the introduction of India’s first-ever ‘FASTag Car Park’ at the city’s international airport. ​