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Parking Planning | Huaibei City plans to develop seven planned parking lots with a total of 1,530 parking spaces.

Parking Planning | Huaibei City plans to develop seven planned parking lots with a total of 1,530 parking spaces.

Progress of Work: At present, Huaibei City has a vehicle ownership of over 420,000 vehicles, with nearly 540,000 licensed motor vehicle drivers. However, urban road infrastructure and parking facilities remain underdeveloped, leading to severe traffic congestion in the old city center and making parking difficulties a pressing issue of widespread public concern. To promote the construction of multi‑level parking structures: first, policy documents have been issued. In 2017, the General Office of the Huaibei Municipal People’s Government released the “Implementation Plan for Low‑Carbon Travel and Parking Facility Planning and Construction in Huaibei City” (Huaizhengbanmi [2017] No. 201), which calls for accelerating the transformation of the city’s transportation development model, promoting low‑carbon, green travel, and effectively alleviating urban traffic congestion, thereby…

2019-07-25 10:16

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Smart Parking | Progress on Qingdao’s First Underground, Flat‑Level, Mobile Smart Parking Facility Is Here

Smart Parking | Progress on Qingdao’s First Underground, Flat‑Level, Mobile Smart Parking Facility Is Here

Recently, construction on the smart parking facility and its associated infrastructure along Longcheng Road to Dunhua Road in Qingdao’s Central Business District commenced in June. At present, excavation work is underway. Upon completion, the project will become Qingdao’s first underground, flat‑floor, mobile‑parking smart parking system, offering more than 400 parking spaces. According to reports, the Central Business District Smart Parking Facility and Supporting Works are being developed and invested in by Qingdao Municipal Space Group, covering an area of 6,625.2 square meters with a planned gross floor area of 19,653 square meters—3,353 square meters above ground and 16,300 square meters underground. The project will include a new one‑story above‑ground structure and four underground levels, creating an integrated, intelligent parking complex.

2019-07-25 10:13

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China’s latest “traffic‑congested city” ranking is out! This city ranks first this year.

China’s latest “traffic‑congested city” ranking is out! This city ranks first this year.

01 Recently, a new report analyzing traffic conditions in China’s major cities has been released. Which city is the most congested? And which city boasts the highest happiness index? According to the report, the top ten most congested cities in China in 2019 are Chongqing, Harbin, Beijing, Changchun, Hohhot, Dalian, Jinan, Shenyang, Lanzhou, and Xining. Among them, Chongqing ranks first with a peak-hour travel delay index of 1.964. The report also indicates that, in the second quarter, cities such as Ningbo, Shijiazhuang, and Shaoxing recorded relatively high happiness indices for surface public transit, suggesting that these cities enjoy efficient and reliable bus services, along with…

2019-07-24 14:02

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ETC is all the rage! How far are we from truly cashless tolling on highways?

ETC is all the rage! How far are we from truly cashless tolling on highways?

In early July, Alipay and WeChat announced the launch of free ETC services. As the sweltering summer set in, a wave of enthusiasm for ETC swept across the country. This technology, which had been around for many years, suddenly gained immense popularity—so much so that it was hailed as “the hottest growth opportunity.” The service providers are scrambling to win new customers. ETC, or the Electronic Toll Collection system for highways, enables vehicles to pass through toll booths without stopping by communicating via an onboard electronic tag and an IC card with microwave equipment installed in dedicated ETC lanes, thus realizing fully automated toll collection. The electronic tag—commonly referred to as an OBU—is an onboard device that stores vehicle information and exchanges microwave signals with the specialized equipment mounted on the toll lane.

2019-07-24 09:42

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Road Traffic | Starting next year, tolls will be collected according to the new vehicle classification standards!

Road Traffic | Starting next year, tolls will be collected according to the new vehicle classification standards!

In June this year, the Ministry of Transport issued the new version of the “Classification of Vehicle Types for Toll Road Tolls” (JT/T 489–2019). To ensure a smooth transition between the old and new standards, the General Office of the Ministry of Transport recently released the “Notice on Issues Related to Implementing the Industry Standard ‘Classification of Vehicle Types for Toll Road Tolls’ (JT/T 489–2019)” (hereinafter referred to as the “Notice”), which clarifies relevant matters. The Notice requires: ■ Re‑determine vehicle type classifications. Local authorities shall, in accordance with the Regulations on the Administration of Toll Roads and the “Classification of Vehicle Types for Toll Road Tolls” (JT/T 489–…),

2019-07-23 15:37

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[Local Parking Policies] Chenzhou, Hunan: “Administrative Measures for the Construction and Utilization of Underground Parking Spaces in the Urban Planning Area of Chenzhou City (Trial)”

[Local Parking Policies] Chenzhou, Hunan: “Administrative Measures for the Construction and Utilization of Underground Parking Spaces in the Urban Planning Area of Chenzhou City (Trial)”

[Local Parking Policies] Chenzhou, Hunan: “Administrative Measures for the Construction and Utilization of Underground Parking Spaces in the Urban Planning Area of Chenzhou City (Trial)” The “China Urban Parking Policy Development Report 2018” collected more than 260 parking policy documents issued by 31 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions nationwide—covering over 130 cities. Due to space constraints, only the full texts of policies deemed representative have been compiled into this volume for readers’ reference. To facilitate access, the compiled documents have been broadly categorized into the following sections: comprehensive policies, parking management, incentives for social investment, on-street parking management, residential communities, mechanical parking systems, intelligent and information-based solutions, fee‑based management, and approval and filing procedures.

2019-07-22 15:37

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