In city centres there are different groups of parking customers, with different needs and interests.
These include:
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Retailers would like to ensure that their customers have easy access to the city and ensure that they have ample time to shop and spend.
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Office users would like their employees to be able to reach their work quickly and easily without losing time looking for a place to park.
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Residents would like to park close to their home, also knowing that their car is parked safely.
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Local authorities would like to see their city centre’s accessibility running smoothly, by managing the amount of vehicles coming into the city whilst keeping the economic activity in the city alive.
All these different parking interests needn’t be in conflict with each other. The multi-functional concept of city centre Q-Park facilities finds the right balance between the needs of different users and their destinations.
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Owners and users of segregated parking facilities can lower their operational costs significantly by allowing Q-Park to manage their facility and open it up to new parking customers, while maintaining their own parking availability.
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Investors in new parking facilities can optimise their initial investment by relying on the years of experience that Q-Park has in inner city parking.