HUB Parking

HUB Parking solutions can be used for office buildings, shopping centres, public parking facilities and multi-level car parks. Systems can be configured around the individual site's traffic flow, payment requirements and access arrangements.

Parking technology can coordinate vehicle entry, exit, payment and validation while providing operators with greater visibility over how a facility is being used. This can help create a smoother experience during periods of heavy traffic.

The appropriate entry method depends on the parking system and project requirements. Modern parking technology can support different approaches to identifying and authorising vehicles, allowing facilities to move beyond traditional ticket-based operation where suitable.

A parking system can include entrance and exit equipment, traffic barriers, payment technology, validation equipment and management software. Additional signage or parking guidance equipment may also be incorporated depending on the facility.

Yes. HUB Parking technology can form part of a wider system covering entry, exit, payment and validation. This allows the parking journey to be managed as one connected process rather than through isolated pieces of equipment.

Yes. HUB Parking solutions can be designed for larger and multi-level parking facilities as well as smaller sites. The system design can account for multiple entrances, exits, payment points and different categories of users.

Modern parking management systems can provide operational information about how vehicles are entering and leaving a facility. Depending on the system, this can assist with reporting, access management, tariffs and day-to-day parking operations.

Yes. Parking requirements differ considerably between workplaces, retail facilities and public car parks. Aero NZ can work with project integrators to identify suitable HUB Parking equipment and system configurations for the specific site.