What is the parking Signal Design?

Parking Signal Design: Parking signal design focuses on optimizing vehicle movement within parking facilities. This includes locate traffic signals, signs, and pavement markings to direct drivers efficiently to available parking spaces. Effective parking signal design aims to reduce vehicle queue times, prevent accidents, and maximize the utilization of parking spaces.

At Loka Consulting Engineers, we specialise in the design of traffic and parking signal systems. Our expertise covers various aspects of traffic management, ensuring smooth and safe vehicular flow, particularly in complex environments such as basement car parks.

Comprehensive Traffic and Parking Signal System Design

Traffic Signal Systems: We design traffic signal systems tailored to efficiently manage traffic flow based on site-specific needs. This includes controlling signals for vehicle entry and exit points to ensure smooth and safe movement throughout the site.

Parking Signal Systems: Our expertise extends to parking signal systems, designed to streamline vehicle movement within parking facilities.

Conceptual Signal Design: We provide detailed conceptual designs for both traffic and parking signal systems, as below examples:

Red Flash Light: Positioned at key entry points to alert drivers before approaching critical access areas.

Photoelectric Beams: Installed at strategic locations to detect vehicles and manage signal changes effectively.

Red/Green Signals: Placed at essential points to regulate traffic flow through different sections of the site, including parking areas.

Car Lift: Provided at strategic parking spaces to facilitate smooth exit and entry into the car lift.

Swept Path Analysis: Conducted to ensure that vehicle movements do not interfere with other vehicles or obstacles, maintaining efficient and safe operations in both traffic and parking systems.

Our meticulous approach ensures that all aspects of the traffic and parking signal systems are precisely planned and executed to address the specific needs of your project.