Smart parking strategies: Enhancing student experience at Universiti Utara Malaysia / Nur Ainaa Maisarah Mohd Razi ... [et al.]

Parking is an important aspect of campus transportation, particularly at Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM), where an increasing number of students choose to commute by car. The increased demand for parking spaces has compelled the institution to gradually tighten restrictions on on-campus student parking. In response to this challenge, this study conducted a comprehensive analysis of UUM's parking facilities. The study examined the saturation levels of key parking lots across campus, strategically placed near academic buildings, offices, and other essential facilities. Demand and supply calculations on parking spaces in UUM were conducted. In addition, 317 students were asked on their perception of the parking service and system. Finally, a decision matrix solution was proposed to provide a potential alternative solution on the parking problem. Beyond a mere assessment, the study aimed to produce actionable insights that can be used to inform the development of policies and strategic plans, fostering improved resource allocation, leveraging technology for increased efficiency, and facilitating infrastructure development to relieve the strain on the university's parking facilities.

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UiTM Institutional Repositories (Universiti Teknologi MARA)
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.24191/ijsms.v9i2.24209
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Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies
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Smart parking strategies: Enhancing student experience at Universiti Utara Malaysia / Nur Ainaa Maisarah Mohd Razi ... [et al.]

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Abstract

Parking is an important aspect of campus transportation, particularly at Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM), where an increasing number of students choose to commute by car. The increased demand for parking spaces has compelled the institution to gradually tighten restrictions on on-campus student parking. In response to this challenge, this study conducted a comprehensive analysis of UUM's parking facilities. The study examined the saturation levels of key parking lots across campus, strategically placed near academic buildings, offices, and other essential facilities. Demand and supply calculations on parking spaces in UUM were conducted. In addition, 317 students were asked on their perception of the parking service and system. Finally, a decision matrix solution was proposed to provide a potential alternative solution on the parking problem. Beyond a mere assessment, the study aimed to produce actionable insights that can be used to inform the development of policies and strategic plans, fostering improved resource allocation, leveraging technology for increased efficiency, and facilitating infrastructure development to relieve the strain on the university's parking facilities.

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