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City Map of Eco-Parking

Objective:

Creating an interactive city map that shows optimal parking spots close to transport hubs, green zones and cycle lanes. The project aims to make it easier for drivers to choose parking and to reduce the time and fuel spent searching for a space. Minimising that search through smarter solutions contributes to fewer harmful emissions, cleaner air and safer streets.

Activities:

We collect data – an analysis of available car parks, traffic, pedestrian routes and cycle lanes.

We identify the opportunities for eco-parking – assessing high-traffic areas and determining optimal zones for sustainable parking.

We develop an online platform and app – an interactive map with real-time information on free spaces, green zones and tips for sustainable mobility.

Benefits:

Reducing the time spent searching for parking.

Lower CO₂ emissions thanks to more efficient mobility.

Increasing the efficiency of urban space through intelligent distribution of parking zones.

Encouraging the use of public transport, bicycles and pedestrian routes.

Added value:

The project will raise citizens' awareness of sustainable mobility and will support municipalities in planning greener and safer urban spaces.

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Izgrev, bl. 183, fl. 3
Burgas 8000, Bulgaria

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