New York City Department of Transportation Collaborates with Streetline to Test Smart Parking Technology in NYC
Streetline, Inc., a few days ago, announced that the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT) has deployed Streetlines sensor-enabled Smart Parking system along Arthur Avenue in the Bronx as part of a pilot project along with two other vendors. This weeks installation is being conducted by the New York City Department of Transportation to test the use of sensor technology to provide real-time parking availability to motorists.
Streetlines Smart Parking platform uses sensors embedded in the pavement to detect when open parking spaces are available. Utilizing Streetlines mobile app, Parker, motorists will eventually be able to access parking availability information within the initial pilot area. Utilizing sensors to detect occupancy, Parker by Streetline provides the location and general availability of parking spaces through the use of web-enabled devices, such as a smartphone, PC, or tablet. Once parked, motorists can use the apps built in timer to help keep track of how much time is left on the meter, or pull up walking directions to help find their parking space when they need to return to their vehicle.
We are excited to partner with New York City DOT to test this innovative service for locals and visitors to NYC, said Zia Yusuf, CEO of Streetline. We applaud New York City for exploring and implementing Smart Parking solutions that can not only transform how people park, but also address the critical need to reduce traffic and pollution.
We are excited to partner with New York City DOT to test this innovative service for locals and visitors to NYC, said Zia Yusuf, CEO of Streetline. We applaud New York City for exploring and implementing Smart Parking solutions that can not only transform how people park, but also address the critical need to reduce traffic and pollution.
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