Why it matters
In many residential buildings the residents’ car park fills with cars that have nothing to do with the building: shoppers from nearby, taxis, or someone who simply found an empty space. A resident comes home in the evening and has nowhere to park.
Hotels see the same thing: guest spaces are taken by others, and reception loses time finding out whose car is there.
A barrier solves this without a guard: residents and guests drive in freely, others do not. The building manager can see at any moment who came in and when.
Where it is used
- Residential complexes with a shared garage or yard
- Hotels with parking for guests only
- Office buildings with reserved staff spaces
- Private car parks rented by the month