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Chaoyang City's Second Hospital Launches Intelligent Parking System

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Author: Xiwo Wisdom

Source: Official WeChat Account

Published on: 2022-09-07 11:59


 

Recently, the motorized vehicle charging parking lot at Chaoyang City Second Hospital was unveiled, where vehicles enter by taking a card and exit by swiping the same card to pay the fee.

Yesterday morning 9 Around that time, reporters observed that vehicles parked in front of the city’s Second Hospital were much more neatly arranged. Cars entering and exiting, as well as pedestrians, all followed their designated paths, completely eliminating the usual congestion where it was "impossible to get in or out." Instead, traffic and pedestrian flow moved smoothly in both directions.

At the hospital entrance stands a card-issuing machine, and a staff member is handing out cards to vehicles entering the lot. "Since the smart parking system is still relatively new in Chaoyang, many drivers aren't yet aware they need to pick up a card here. So, during this period, we'll be guiding car owners on how to use the machine." It turns out, all it takes is a simple press of the "Take Card" button on the device. ” Press a button, and a card will automatically pop out—just grab it, and you're good to go. In the parking lot, several staff members wearing uniforms and equipped with walkie-talkies are busy directing vehicles. They keep a real-time handle on where spaces become available, ensuring every car knows exactly where and how to park. These dedicated individuals—known as "parking guides"—are guiding drivers through the process. And in this not-so-large parking area, there are already parking guides on duty right now. 11 . When leaving the parking lot, drivers need to drive to the exit and swipe their card at the designated reading area. The display screen will show the time and amount due, accompanied by a voice prompt. After paying at the exit, drivers can then drive out of the parking lot.

The vehicle was scratched—there’s nowhere for the culprit to escape.

Not only have vehicles become more orderly, but the emergency lane—previously often occupied by other vehicles—is now completely clear. The reporter noticed a barrier blocking access for other cars. According to staff members, 120 The vehicle has a dedicated remote control, and the barrier blocked other cars, making it convenient. 120 "Vehicle movement. 'Traffic happens—when cars get scratched, someone should definitely pay,' is the shared sentiment among all drivers who enter toll parking lots. Our reporter learned that this smart parking facility is equipped with extra surveillance cameras, and even the parking attendants regularly patrol to check for any incidents. Staff members told us that if they spot a car having accidentally scraped another vehicle, they’ll immediately stop the offending driver, contact the local traffic police to gather the injured party’s contact information, and swiftly arrange a meeting between the two parties to resolve the issue as quickly as possible."

Paid parking lots will gradually move toward standardization.

Yesterday, reporters learned from the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau that efforts to scientifically establish fee-based parking lots in areas of Chaoyang District suitable for centralized parking of motor vehicles are steadily advancing, aiming to standardize motor vehicle management. Currently, approvals have already been granted within the district for 13 A fee-based parking lot, while others are being approved one after another.

During the interview, the reporter learned that most citizens are aware of the fee system for parking motor vehicles. At the same time, parking lots should fully assume their responsibility of managing vehicles—addressing the issue of illegal parking on one hand, and ensuring proper protection for vehicles parked inside the lot on the other. The Enforcement Bureau stated that paid parking facilities for motor vehicles will gradually become more standardized. Moving forward, they will actively work to equip major parking lots with timing devices, upgrading to smart systems where feasible, and opting for portable equipment in cases where advanced technology isn’t yet available. In addition, parking attendants’ uniforms will be made more visible in the future, with staff donning standardized, eye-catching vests as part of the new protocol.

 

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