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Global Parking Industry Trends and Sustainability Practices

This report provides an overview of the key trends shaping the parking industry and highlights the potential of sustainability practices to improve environmental impact. The survey conducted by GPALS identifies the most impactful trends, potential solutions for sustainability, and influential societal changes affecting parking.

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Global Parking Industry Trends and Sustainability Practices

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  1. Cindy Campbell and Casey Jones, CAPP International Parking Institute 2013 GLOBAL PARKING SURVEY Report on Surveys Conducted by the Global Parking Associations Leadership Summit 16th EPA Congress

  2. Background GPALS Parking Survey Cindy Campbell, USA

  3. 17 GPALS Associations • Irish Parking Association 10 • Parking Association of Australia Inc. 1 • Israel Parking Association • Parking Association of Brazil (Abrapark) 11 2 • Italian Parking Association (AIPARK) • The British Parking Association 12 3 • Japan Parking Association • Canadian Parking Association 13 4 • New Zealand Parking Association • Croatian Parking Association 14 5 • NorwegianParking Association • European Parking Association 15 6 • Parking Associationof Spain (ASESGA) • Finnish Parking Association 16 7 • SwedishParking Association • German Parking Association 17 8 • International Parking Institute 9

  4. Background • Based on IPI’s Emerging Trends In Parking Survey • Conducted annually – Statistically valid • Research subcommittee adapted for GPALS: • Keith Gavin, Ireland • Nick Lester, EPA • Patrick Troy, UK • Larry Schneider, Australia • Carole Whitehorne, Canada • Andre Piccoli, Brazil • Helen Sullivan, USA • Giuliano Mingardo, Netherlands

  5. 13 Survey Participants • Japan Parking Association 10 • Parking Association of Australia Inc. 1 • NorwegianParking Association • Parking Association of Brazil (Abrapark) 11 2 • Parking Associationof Spain (Asesga) • The British Parking Association 12 3 • SwedishParking Association • Canadian Parking Association 13 4 • European Parking Association 5 • 13 Parking Associations • Respondents from 21countries • Survey translated into5languages • Finnish Parking Association 6 • German Parking Association 7 • International Parking Institute 8 • Irish Parking Association 9

  6. Background • Online surveyof 10 questions • Each association surveyed their own members/stakeholders • Fielded during July-August 2013 • Each country’s parking association to publicize their own study results • Many issues/perceptions in common; some differences

  7. Disclaimer • First year • Excellent collaborative effort • Individual country surveys vary widely • Market research firm assisted • “Snapshot,” not a statistically projectable study

  8. Background GPALS Parking Survey Casey Jones, CAPP, USA

  9. TRENDS Question 1: “From the list below, please select a maximum of FIVE trends you believe are having the greatest effect on the parking industry or profession.”

  10. 1 Most Impactful Trends (1 of 2) Use of technology Electronic (cashless) payment Need for collaboration CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA GERMANY GERMANY GERMANY BRITAIN BRITAIN BRITAIN BRITAIN EPA EPA EPA EPA BRAZIL BRAZIL BRAZIL FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY SWEDEN SWEDEN SWEDEN SWEDEN USA USA USA Sustainable solutions Accommodating EVs Inexpensive or free parking Taxes for sustainable transport

  11. 1 Most Impactful Trends (2 of 2) Need to improve facility security Public-private partnerships CANADA GERMANY GERMANY BRITAIN EPA BRAZIL BRAZIL FINLAND IRELAND JAPAN SPAIN SPAIN SWEDEN Resistance to enforcement Improved visual appeal Infrastructure development Shortage of qualified employees Greater transparency

  12. SUSTAINABILITY Question 2: “Thinking about the benefits of sustainability to the environment, which of the following do you believe has the greatest potential to improve sustainability in parking? (Top 3 choices)”

  13. 2 What Has Greatest Potential to Improve Sustainability? Parking guidance systems Alternative transportation CANADA CANADA CANADA GERMANY GERMANY GERMANY BRITAIN BRITAIN BRITAIN EPA EPA EPA BRAZIL BRAZIL BRAZIL FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY SWEDEN SWEDEN SWEDEN SWEDEN USA USA USA Energy-efficient lighting Transport demand management Renewable energy technology Facilitating electric vehicles Automating payment

  14. SOCIETAL CHANGES Question 3: “What societal changes do you believe are having the most significant influences on parking? (Top five choices)”

  15. 3 Most Influential Societal Changes on Parking (1 of 2) Increased traffic congestion Increased fuel prices CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA GERMANY GERMANY GERMANY GERMANY BRITAIN BRITAIN BRITAIN EPA EPA EPA EPA EPA BRAZIL BRAZIL BRAZIL FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND FINLAND AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND IRELAND JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN SPAIN NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY NORWAY SWEDEN SWEDEN SWEDEN USA USA USA USA USA Increased use of mass transit for commuting/traveling Economic pressures on retailers, particularly in main/high streets and traditional town centers* Focus on environment and sustainability Desire for more livable, walkable communities Aging population *Not included in USA survey

  16. 3 Most Influential Societal Changes on Parking (2 of 2) Increased migration from suburban to urban areas Concerns about safety GERMANY BRITAIN BRITAIN BRAZIL BRAZIL FINLAND IRELAND IRELAND SPAIN SPAIN NORWAY SWEDEN SWEDEN SWEDEN Increased use of bicycles for commuting/travelling More aggressive lobbying from drivers/motorists Increased work flexibility so parking demand is spaced out Increased number of alternative fuel vehicles on the road Desire for more aesthetic design

  17. TARGETS FOR EDUCATION Question 4: “Which ONE of the following groups do you believe should be the highest priority to educate about the value of parking expertise early in the planning process of any project?”

  18. 4 Highest Priority Group to Educate About Parking Urban Planners Local Government Officials Facility Managers Politicians Property Owners & Developers 19% Architects 14% Transportation Officials

  19. 4 Highest Priority Group to Educate About Parking 38% BRITAIN 37% GERMANY 30% CANADA 27% EPA 25% IRELAND 20% USA 19% AUSTRALIA 14% BRAZIL

  20. PERCEPTIONS Question 5: “What statement best describes current attitudes among decision-makers such as city officials, planners, and developers about the role parking plays in contributing to transportation, urban mobility, and economic development solutions?”

  21. 5 Current Attitudes Among Decision-Makers About Parking AUSTRALIA CANADA BRITAIN EPA FINLAND BRAZIL IRELAND SPAIN JAPAN USA NORWAY SWEDEN GERMANY Becoming more negative with parking undervalued Remain negative and unchanged Remain positive and unchanged Improving with parking increasingly valued

  22. 5 Current Attitudes Among Decision Makers About Parking 63% USA 61% BRAZIL 52% CANADA

  23. GPALS Survey Questions 6, 7 & 8 Open-ended Questions

  24. TOP CITIES Question 6: “Name up to THREE cities WITHIN or OUTSIDE your own country that you would consider trendsetting and/or progressive in terms of its approach to parking.”

  25. 6 Top Trendsetting Cities In Parking LONDON SEATTLE AMSTERDAM PARIS SANFRANCISCO TOKYO BARCELONA

  26. RESEARCH Question 7: “What research would be most valuable to conduct?”

  27. 7 Most Valuable Research to Conduct • The functioning of parking [parking economics and TDM]: 43% • Impact of parking on urban mobility, sustainability and Quality of Life: 23% • New technological issues: 11% • Image/Perception of parking for other urban actors: 8% • Focus on customers needs: 8% • Relationship between parking and retail: 4% • Impact of major societal changes [i.e. demographics,…] on parking: 3% • No major differences among countries • Retail issue more important in Europe (especially UK)

  28. 7 Most Valuable Research to Conduct Some examples: • Economics of parking and ROI to cities; • Utilization on street and turnover of spaces; • Why drivers pass by empty car parks and waste time circulating the High Street for a space? • The effects private parking for employees have on the transportation system The functioning of parking [parking economics and TDM]: 43%

  29. THE FUTURE Question 8: “Looking beyond this year, what do you believe will have the greatest impact on the future of parking?”

  30. 8 Greatest Impact on the Future of Parking Total sample: • Technology: 33% • Dealing with scarcity of space and resources and rising mobility costs in urban areas: 33% • Full integration of parking in sustainable urban mobility: 21% • Major societal changes [i.e. demographics, culture,…]: 11% • Need for good labour force: 2% • No major differences among countries; • European countries seem more interested in major societal changes

  31. CONCLUSIONS The Big Picture

  32. MOVING FORWARD…TOGETHER • Many common issues • Technology is transforming parking • Perceptions are improving • Opportunities for collaboration

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