Hindustan Times (Gurugram)

Monitors and enforcers

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Enforcemen­t is going to be the key in the successful implementa­tion of the new parking rules come next year.

MAJOR CHALLENGES IN ENFORCEMEN­T OF RULES

Shortage of personnel

Tenders are floated parking lot wise Inadequate infrastruc­ture to tow illegally

parked vehicles

Not much space available to keep seized vehicles

No check on vehicles parked in residentia­l

colonies

CORPORATIO­NS’ PLAN FOR ENFORCEMEN­T

Monitoring mechanism will be Informatio­n

Technology-driven

Unified platform for monitoring of parking slots Special squad of civic officials and traffic officials to do random check on illegally parked vehicles Penalty on parking contractor to be linked to the revenue earned

Parking contactor will be responsibl­e for

enforcemen­t of the parking rules, including in areas from where they will not get any revenue such as residentia­l colonies

THE NEW RULES

Vehicles parked in no-parking

zone or illegally parked in markets or residentia­l colonies will be seized Signages to be installed

Parking space to be physically marked on ground Detailed parking area

management plans will be prepared for all markets and neighborui­ng residentia­l areas

Use of handheld devices by parking attendants Availabili­ty of parking slots

to be displayed on real-time basis

CCTVs to be installed for safety of people, especially women

Improve vehicle informatio­n

and ownership database

 ?? SANCHIT KHANNA/HT FILE ?? Illegal roadside parking at Nizamuddin. The rules state that the current system — basically a few cranes deployed for towing illegally parked vehicles — was not working as deterrent.
SANCHIT KHANNA/HT FILE Illegal roadside parking at Nizamuddin. The rules state that the current system — basically a few cranes deployed for towing illegally parked vehicles — was not working as deterrent.

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