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Parking Management System


Parking Management Systems

Houston Systems builds parking management systems for commercial, institutional and industrial sites across India and our export markets. The PARKIT series brings entry control, payment, occupancy tracking and reporting together, so a car park is run from one place rather than from several disconnected pieces of equipment.

This page covers the whole range. The individual systems are linked from each section.

Access and revenue control

Barrier-controlled entry and exit with ticketing, pass validation or number-plate recognition. Transactions are recorded against each movement, which gives an audit trail of what was collected and by whom — the usual reason sites move away from manual collection. See our automatic boom barriers and ANPR system.

Intelligent and automated parking

For sites where space is the constraint, automated handling stacks vehicles more densely than a conventional layout allows. For sites where throughput is the constraint, the priority is instead reducing dwell time at the entry point. The right answer depends on which of the two is actually limiting you. See our intelligent parking system.

Parking guidance

Sensors and displays direct drivers to free bays instead of letting them circulate. The benefit is measured in reduced search time and lower queueing at the entry barrier, which matters most in multi-level and high-occupancy car parks. See our parking guidance solutions.

Booth and contactless operation

Attended booths remain appropriate where a site needs staff present for exceptions and season-ticket handling. Contactless operation suits sites with repeat users, where a pass or plate can be read without the driver lowering a window. See our booth parking system and contactless parking system.

Choosing a configuration

Three questions decide most specifications: how many vehicles pass through at the busiest hour, whether users are mostly repeat or mostly casual, and whether revenue is collected on site. Peak-hour throughput sets the barrier and lane count; the user mix decides between ticketing and pass or plate recognition; on-site collection determines how much of the revenue control system you need. Tell us those three and we can scope the rest.

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