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Innovative Parking Strategies in Utrecht: Lessons Learned and Future Goals

Explore the success of Utrecht's parking market, with insights into revenue, accessibility, and effective enforcement measures. Lessons learned and future goals discussed.

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Innovative Parking Strategies in Utrecht: Lessons Learned and Future Goals

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  1. CIVITAS showcases Tuesday 24 april 2012 Wilco van de Vosse, Commune of Utrecht

  2. Parking market in the Netherlands • Number of public parking places about 9.000.000 • Number of regulated public parking places about 2.000.000 • Number of paid parking places 500.000 • Total revenue for local government € 380.000.000,- per year • Estimation of transactions 200.000.0000 • Increase in scarcity 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  3. Parking market in Utrecht • Number of public parking places 28.000 • Number of permits 51.000 • Total revenue € 15.000.000,- per year • Total revenue short stay parking € 13.000.000,- per year • Number of transactions 2.800.000 • Number of parkingmachines 700 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  4. Accessibility Goals Wellness Revenue 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  5. Context • Increase in scarcity • Price per hour is increasing • ( € 4,20/hr) • Increasing customer need 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  6. ? Information Matching of needs Demand ? Information Supply (# places) 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  7. Demand 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  8. Supply GPS GPS GPS 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  9. 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  10. Result: Service Demand Supply (# places) 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  11. Result: Efficient Law Enforcement Demand Supply (# places) 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  12. Result: Differentiation Demand Supply (# places) • Differentiation • - Parking places • - Tarif 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  13. Result: Management Info Demand Management information - Parking pressure - Willingness to pay - market share per product Supply (# places) 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  14. What is made possible by Civitas? • Innovative parking strategy implemented • With Civitas there is: • More management information available (Demand&Supply) • Fewer visitors at the information desk • New parking products (mobile parking, flexible permits) • Efficient Law Enforcement 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  15. Figures 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  16. Figures 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  17. Figures: parking pressure 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  18. Figures 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  19. Lessons learned • Ongoing consultation with the local politicians and the political agenda • Proper evaluation in the plan from the start • Modern techniques move forward faster than the political reality and the public opinion • The reaction of the public to the new digital parking options has been very positive • Introduction of the scan car was a financial success 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

  20. Questions ? 24 april 2012 l Athens l Wilco van de Vosse

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