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Innovation in Parking as a Component of Mobility

Innovation in Parking as a Component of Mobility. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division Atif Saeed, CAPP. On Behalf of the City’s Traffic and Parking Division. Welcome to Minneapolis!. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division. OFF-STREET SYSTEM Historic Look.

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Innovation in Parking as a Component of Mobility

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  1. Innovation in Parking as a Component of Mobility City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division Atif Saeed, CAPP

  2. On Behalf of the City’s Traffic and Parking Division Welcome to Minneapolis!

  3. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division OFF-STREET SYSTEMHistoric Look • Historic Prospective • Fringe Parking • Transportation Alternatives

  4. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division OFF-STREET SYSTEMCurrent Portfolio • 17 Structures and 8 surface lots • Approximately 20,000 spaces

  5. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division OFF-STREET SYSTEM ABC-Ramps • Built in collaboration with MnDOT and FHWA • Deeply discounted carpooling rates • Metro Transit and inter-city bus services • The Hiawatha Light Rail Transit Line • The Northstar Commuter Rail line • Bike lockers and showers • The Cedar Lake Bicycle Trail • MnPASS Car Pool Lanes • I-394 & I-94 West • Skyway System

  6. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division OFF-STREET SYSTEM Existing Technologies • Automation & Centralization • Independent Counting System • Central Command Center • Variable Message Signs • Branding & Way-Finding • Dynamic Information Displays • Online Bus Reservation and Permitting

  7. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division OFF-STREET PARKINGNext Steps • New Communication Format • Online Platform for Carpool Registration • Other Online Capabilities • Dynamic Information Displays • Expansion of Fiber Optic Network • Electric Vehicle Charging Stations • Marketing Initiatives

  8. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division ON-STREET SYSTEM Parking Meters • Over 7,000 metered spaces • Approximately 3,600 in downtown • RFP Process & Pilot Program • Pay-by-Space Concept

  9. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division ON-STREET SYSTEM Existing Technologies • Smart Meters • Real-Time Data • Events Rates • Parking Restrictions • Variable Message Signs

  10. City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division ON-STREET PARKINGNext Steps • City-Wide Curbside Management Strategy • On-Street Car Sharing Pilot • Online Payment Capabilities for Curbside Permits • Remote Payment Capability • Optimization of On-Street Meter System • Other Possibilities

  11. QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION City of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Division Atif Saeed, CAPP

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