A Comprehensive Approach to Urban Parking Management: Leveraging Mobile Technology and Geolocation for Space Listings and Reservations through SpotFind

Urban congestion caused by inefficient parking management is a major challenge for cities worldwide, leading to increased traffic and pollution. Conventional practices such as the static parking meters and manual controls have become quite ineffective. Current trends in smart parking technology employ the use of IoT, sensors and mobile applications to manage parking space and there are several challenges like accuracy in parking information and interfaces with other systems. To eliminate these gaps, SpotFind provides mobile application provides a real-time positioning based on geolocation technology together with an elaborate interface. It allows people to find vacant parking spaces, book a parking plot, and manage it easily through the app, with real-time information. This paper discusses the technological stack, architecture of the system, and elaboration of features in the context of the app’s design and development. It also presents an accurate analysis and comparison on the effectiveness of the current parking management solutions and the potential improvement of the traffic congestion in urban areas that the app will have. Overall, the study points to the potential of this mobile technology to increase parking management, traffic flow and the general transportation experience in cities.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.71848
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Smart Parking Systems Research
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A Comprehensive Approach to Urban Parking Management: Leveraging Mobile Technology and Geolocation for Space Listings and Reservations through SpotFind

Rashmi Shekhar
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Smart Parking Systems Research
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A Comprehensive Approach to Urban Parking Management: Leveraging Mobile Technology and Geolocation for Space Listings and Reservations through SpotFind

Rashmi Shekhar
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Abstract

Urban congestion caused by inefficient parking management is a major challenge for cities worldwide, leading to increased traffic and pollution. Conventional practices such as the static parking meters and manual controls have become quite ineffective. Current trends in smart parking technology employ the use of IoT, sensors and mobile applications to manage parking space and there are several challenges like accuracy in parking information and interfaces with other systems. To eliminate these gaps, SpotFind provides mobile application provides a real-time positioning based on geolocation technology together with an elaborate interface. It allows people to find vacant parking spaces, book a parking plot, and manage it easily through the app, with real-time information. This paper discusses the technological stack, architecture of the system, and elaboration of features in the context of the app’s design and development. It also presents an accurate analysis and comparison on the effectiveness of the current parking management solutions and the potential improvement of the traffic congestion in urban areas that the app will have. Overall, the study points to the potential of this mobile technology to increase parking management, traffic flow and the general transportation experience in cities.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(5)
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