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The Qatar Ministry Of Municipality Plans To Roll Out Advanced Parking Facilities Across Qatar

The Qatar Ministry Of Municipality Plans To Roll Out Advanced Parking Facilities Across Qatar By Janeesha Sagin - September 21, 2023
The Qatar Ministry Of Municipality Plans To Roll Out Advanced Parking Facilities Across Qatar

Qatar's Ministry of Municipality to modernize parking nationwide

The Ministry of Municipalities hosted a press conference to unveil the progress made in the State Public Positions Management Project, which operates under the framework of Law 13 of 2021, focused on regulating vehicle parking. The project is nearing completion, and once finalized, it will initiate the management of public parking areas, overseen by specialized municipal departments in collaboration with private sector partners.

This public-private partnership in parking management is designed to enhance the overall quality of life, humanize urban environments, and streamline parking space utilization. Its primary objectives include alleviating congestion, reducing traffic jams, and promoting the utilization of public transportation.

The goals of the national vehicle parking management project are as follows:

To oversee the management of both public and private parking areas in accordance with Law No. (13) of 2021, which governs vehicle parking, with the intention of enhancing the quality of life in urban areas and residential communities.

To align with the objectives of the Qatar National Vision 2030 and implement the State Parking Master Plan 2022 and the Qatar Transport Master Plan 2050 as part of the broader mission.

Through the following means:

  • Alleviating traffic congestion and gridlock

  • Efficiently organizing parking spaces

  • Promoting the utilization of public transportation

  • Decreasing emissions and environmental pollution

  • Enhancing traffic safety statistics

  • Reducing instances of illegal parking

  • Leveraging state resources for infrastructure investment

The Smart Parking System encompasses:

  • 3,300 sensors

  • 100 identification plates

  • 10 parking management systems

The initial phase of Smart Parking Regulation Areas covers:

In Central Doha:

  • Al Jasra

  • Msheireb

  • Al Najada

  • Barahat Al Jufairi

  • Fereej Al Asmakh

  • Old Ghanim

  • Al Souq

  • Al Rufaa

  • Al Hitmi

  • Al Mirqab

  • Al Salata

In West Bay:

  • Al Dafna

  • Onaiza

Corniche Smart Parking Area:

The entire Corniche, spanning from the Sheraton to the Museum of Islamic Art, is equipped with sensors and information boards, totaling 250 sensors.

By Janeesha Sagin - September 21, 2023

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