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STREETLINE™ INTEGRATED SMART PARKING PLATFORM. ParkSight™. Parking Analytics. Web App. ParkEdge™. Parking Facility
Emerging Parking Trends: Cities, Universities, & Corporate Campuses Kurt Buecheler, SVP Business Development & Channel Partners

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FIRST: POINT OF VIEW MATTERS

View from one side of

View from the other side of

Mount Rushmore

Mount Rushmore

PARKING POINT OF VIEW ON PARKING: LITTLE HAS CHANGED

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1935

2014



1923: Traffic light patented in the U.S.



Parking policy: not based on data



1935: First parking meter installed



Enforcement: random and ineffective



Payment method: coins work fine



Merchants: parking is #1 problem



Consumer search: based on luck!



Payment method: coins no longer work



Consumer search: still based on luck!

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THE GREAT UNSOLVED URBAN CHALLENGE The Problems of Parking:  30% of city traffic is caused by people looking for parking  Average time spent searching for parking is 18-20 mins  A 1-year study of 15 blocks in Los Angeles found:  950,000 excess vehicle miles driven  47,000 gallons wasted gas  730 tons of carbon dioxide greenhouse gas emitted

Some Economic Impacts of Parking:  6 of 10 drivers abandoned a destination due to no parking  Parking is the #1 merchant complaint to cities  Building parking capacity costs cities $30,000 per space

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PARKING PAIN POINTS Parking in major metropolitan areas has long been a major source of congestion, economic waste and negative environmental impact.

Cities/Universities

Consumers

Merchants



Parking revenue loss



Time/fuel waste





Tax-based revenue loss



Hard to find/park/pay

Loss of business due to lack of parking



Cost of excess infrastructure



Search based on luck



Customer frustration



Severe congestion



Ineffective pricing & policy





Environmental impact



Higher stress

Limited ability to influence conditions



Future: City competitiveness



Lower quality of life

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WHAT DO CITIES, MERCHANTS, & CONSUMERS WANT?

They want Data!! = Knowledge and power!

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DATA CAPTURE REVOLUTIONS Smart parking has come leaps and bounds in the last few years but we are in the midst of a revolution. COMMUNICATIONS:

Pony Express

Telegraph

Telephone

IOT SENSING

In-ground Sensor

Camera Sensing

Car/Phone as Sensor

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CONNECTING THE REAL WORLD – SENSING FOR DATA

 Patented, proven occupancy detection sensors • Surface and embedded • Proven snow deployment • 4-5 year battery life • dual detection – magnetometer & light • Sensors field programmable • Easy to deploy 400-500 day  Payment Integration  Scalable Multi-Hop Network • Coin operated meter sensor • Highly reliable mesh network • Credit card meter API integration • Redundant networks • Mobile phone pay integration • Constant monitoring • Actuation of coin meter w/ mobile

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GENERATING AND UTILIZING THE DATA Mobile Apps

Web Apps & Analytics

API-Fed Apps and Signs

APIs Integrated Data Platform

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THE COMPLETE PARKING CYCLE 6- Company receives analytics for parking asset management via ParkSight

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1- Every parking activity is detected in real-time via the Streetline Sensor

5- Enforcement Officers are guided to overstays via Guided Enforcement

4- Driver parks and is guided back to their vehicle via Parker

2- Motorist is guided to available parking spaces via Parker

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3- Dynamic Message Signs guide employees and guests to open parking

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STREETLINE™ INTEGRATED SMART PARKING PLATFORM ParkSight™

ParkEdge™

Parking Analytics Web App

Parking Facility Management Web App

Parker™ & ParkerMap™

Guided Enforcement™

Parking Data APIs

Consumer Guidance Mobile and Web

Violation Guidance Mobile App

Parking data for developers & signs

Streetline™ Integrated Smart Parking Platform

Internet

Ultra-Low Power Wireless Sensing Network

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ParkSight™ (on-street parking) • Policy management and analytics • Reduce congestion • Increase revenue • Real-time data + cloud-based parking apps = Smart Parking for Cities

“We’ve always believed technology would help us to more easily make decisions based on data. [With Streetline], we are increasing turnover on Main Street, attracting customers, helping businesses and making visiting Ellicott City easier.” - Ken Ulman, County Executive Howard County, MD

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ParkEdge™ (off-street parking) • Publish facility location, hours, & policies • Provide real-time availability to motorists • Offer advance reservations • Run promotions and special offers • Increase occupancy and revenue • Improve operations

“[ParkEdge] allows MSU Parking and Transit services to communicate parking information using existing resources and infrastructure. Within seconds, parking status is available to users via Parker and the web-based ParkerMap.” - Mike Harris, Director of Parking &Transit Services, Mississippi State University

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“Best Mobile App For Smart Cities” February 2013

Parker™ by Streetline • Motorist guidance • Hands-free functionality • Easily find and pay* for parking • Reduce driving time and vehicle miles traveled

“We tried out the (Parker) app and wish it were already available in every city we’ve ever driven!”

*select markets

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ParkerMap™ • Easily embedded in any website • Show visitors where to find parking • Free for local merchants, universities…any website!

“Adding ParkerMap to our website allows us to inform guests of the parking options near our restaurant. It is a clear way to show where parking is available in relation to our location and it was simple and easy to use.” - Basim Nimri, Owner Mandaloun Restaurant

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Smart parking = tangible results: • Reduced congestion • Increased revenue • Increase in parking turn-over • Data-driven decisions • Retail growth • Quality of life

“Parking is the first thing and the last thing a consumer experiences when visiting our downtown. Showing them where to find adequate parking is essential to a thriving downtown.” - Jessica Evans, Executive Director, Downtown San Mateo Association

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LARGE CITY BUSINESS CASE: LOS ANGELES

3,194,100 hours on the road annually

14,040,000 miles driven annually

825,882 gallons of gasoline

14,601,600 lbs. of CO2 emissions

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SMALL CITY BUSINESS CASE: ELLICOTT CITY

Increased Parking Revenue

172% Parking Revenue

Increased Merchant Revenue

11.9% Merchant Revenue

Increased space utilization avoided new “P” structure

$30M Expense Reduction

CAMPUS PARKING

2.0

Streetline’s next generation of smarter parking solutions for university campuses.

Streetline University Solutions Ideas and Recommendations

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REINVENTING CAMPUS PARKING Universities are, in essence, small cities in it of themselves and suffer from similar issues with regards to parking: limited land use, growing populations, costly infrastructure, and a lack of information exchange. CAMPUS CHALLENGES

Growing student and faculty body; shrinking parking supply

New parking structures cost

$30,000+ per space; funds not used to educate

Misinformation creates a perceived parking problem and management inefficiencies

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UNIVERSITY SOLUTIONS 1) Maximize utilization of existing parking assets

Wayfinding Applications

2) Optimize parking/permit supply and demand

Parking Utilization Analytics

3) Increase compliance for safety and efficiency

Enforcement Planning

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CAMPUS PARKING 2.0: AN END-TO-END SOLUTION Campus Wide Mobile Guidance

Occupancy Sensing (camera & sensors)

Optimized Permit Oversell

Manually Updated Occupancy

Time Limit & Meter Enforcement

Wayfinding Sign

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UNIVERSITY CASE STUDY- LOW LEVEL ENGAGEMENT

Challenge Direct patients, visitors, doctors and staff to respective available parking.

Challenge Address student complaints of lack of parking.

Solution Utilize Parker and ParkEdge to provide motorist guidance.

Solution Provide availability status in key student lots via Parker.

Results Over twenty lots are being regularly updated with availability. Complaints are down and compliance has increased.

Results Currently in its first semester of use. Students, are guided directly to their appropriate lots. Campus congestion has gone down and students have reacted positively to changes.

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UNIVERSITY CUSTOMER- MID LEVEL ENGAGEMENT

Challenge Reduce vehicle emissions and motorist frustration from prolonged parking search time.

Solution Implement CASE Parking loops and Streetline’s ParkEdge™ and Parker™ apps to communicate real-time lot occupancy for lots across campus.

Results 10 lots are now displaying real-time availability throughout campus. Parker is able to launch from ETSU’s existing Blackboard Mosaic app creating a seamless experience for motorists.

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UNIVERSITY CASE STUDY- HIGH LEVEL ENGAGEMENT Quick Facts Population: 25,000 Permits: 37,000

Challenge

Apps Deployed

Visitor parking was a confusing and frustrating process leading to illegally parked vehicles.

ParkSight ParkEdge

Solution Create new metered parking zones for visitors using vehicle sensor to monitor utilization.

Justification Visitors are quickly guided to open spaces. Spaces across campus have been reallocated based on demand. Metered spaces now accommodate visitors and permitted parkers.

Coming Soon Implement loops in commuter lots also containing sensors to allow for enhanced motorist guidance and utilization analysis.

Off-street spaces: 8,730 On-street spaces: 3,328

Guided Enforcement ParkerData API

Parker ParkerMap

CORPORATE CAMPUS PARKING REINVENTED

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EMPLOYEES AND VISITORS  Parker and Parker Map provide real-time guidance before employees leave for work or on route  Once on Campus dynamic message signs can be placed at entrance to Campus, at zones and even at each row  Parker has an EV and ADA filter to guide users find special use spaces & additional filters in the future to support other special use spaces  Parker can provide walking directions back to your car

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CORPORATE CAMPUS- A COMPLETE SOLUTION  Campus, zone and row based parking guidance - Streetline sign API

 Real-time situational awareness, staff can see current occupancy by lot/structure  Staff receives Reports on occupancy, turnover and duration for policy change and improvement  Every arrival is time stamped so security staff know which spaces have been occupied over limits or parked in no parking spaces (optional)  Smart campus of the future - temperature and sound (future) LOT

“Connecting the Real World”