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PARKING DESIGN
FARHAN ULLAH
HASNAIN TARIQ
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2.
INTRODUCTION
Any vehicle will at one time be parked short time or longer time,
provision of parking facilities is essential
need for parking spaces is usually very great in areas of business,
residential, or commercial activities.
park-and-ride.
Providing adequate parking space to meet the demand for parking
in the Central Business District (CBD)
This problem usually confronts a city traffic engineer.
solution is not simple, Parking studies are used to determine the
demand for and the supply of parking facilities.

3.
Types of Parking Facilities
• On-Street Parking
Facilities
• Off-Street Parking
Facilities

4.
On-Street Parking Facilities
• It is also known as curb facilities. Parking bays are
provided alongside the curb on one or both sides of the
street.
• unrestricted parking.
• unlimited and free.
• Restricted parking facilities.
• limited to specific times for a maximum duration.
• may or may not be free.
• handicapped parking
• bus stops
• loading bays.

5.
On - street or Kerb Parking
1. Parallel Parking
2. 30 degree parking
3. 45 degree parking
4. 60 degree Parking
5. 90 degree Parking

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Parallel Parking

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30 degree parking

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45 degree parking

9.
60 degree Parking

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90 degree Parking

11.
Off-Street Parking Facilities
• privately or publicly owned;
• surface lots and garages.
• Self-parking garages
• attendant-parking garages

12.
In many urban centers, some areas are exclusively allotted for parking which
will be at some distance away from the main stream of traffic. Such a parking
is referred to as off-street parking. They may be operated by either public
agencies or private firms. A typical layout of an off-street parking is shown in
figure.

13.
Off-street Parking
l.Surface car parks
2.Multistoried car parks
3.Roof parks
4.Mechanical parks
5. Underground car parks

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Surface car parks

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Multistoried car parks

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Roof parks

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Mechanical parks

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Underground car parks

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