Reviewing the stopping of entrances and exits, circulation within the venue, and uneven use of floors. We will introduce congestion measures tailored to the causes.
Waiting to enter on holidays and long waits to exit at closing time. Traffic congestion in commercial facility parking lots occurs not only due to a lack of parking spaces but also because of waiting times for ticket issuance and payment, as well as the flow of vehicles within the facility. First, check the entrance, interior, exit, and surrounding roads to understand the cause of the queue and the reason for stopping.
■ Improvement Measure 1: Reduce waiting for ticket issuance and payment at entrances and exits
Consider operations that combine pre-payment and number recognition, and do not set up payment machines or gates at the exit. Reducing operations and waiting for the opening and closing of barriers at the exit will help facilitate the flow of vehicles in and out.
■ Improvement Measure 2: Clearly guide to available spaces
Utilize occupancy indicators and directional signs to reduce the number of vehicles searching for available spaces. It is also effective to guide vehicles to available floors before the junction.
■ Improvement Measure 3: Review usage bias by floor
Check whether long-term parking and shopping-related parking are concentrated in the same area, and adjust pricing and parking location guidance accordingly. If congestion on surrounding roads or intersections is the cause, it is necessary to consider road connections and guidance methods as well. Improvements will be made while ensuring necessary actions for safety, such as slowing down and stopping. The methods for identifying the causes of congestion and advancing improvements are detailed on our company website below.
