ParkWave

More control over parking space
around your organization.

Whether it's your own parking facility, parking spaces near your shop, or specific parking functions like a Blue zone or Kiss & Ride: ParkWave makes visible how the parking space is actually used and where usage deviates.

Sound familiar?

Are your parking spaces being misused for other purposes too?

Without real-time data, the use of parking space is mostly a guess based on incidental observations rather than actual figures. ParkWave helps you gain insights you can actually act on!

Deviant use

Is a site used by the target group it's intended for or structurally by others?

Blue zone nearby

Is the permitted parking time in a Blue zone outside your door being exceeded?

Occupancy

How many spaces are actually occupied, at what time of day?

Peak moments

When does parking pressure occur, and how often?

Underutilization

Which parking spaces are structurally underused?

Customers and visitors

Can customers and visitors actually park when they need to?

Employees

Do employees occupy visitor spots, or is available capacity distributed well?

Kiss & Ride

Do vehicles at a Kiss & Ride spot stay longer than intended?

Your own site and its surroundings

Not just your own site — the space around it too

ParkWave makes visible how parking spaces are used — on your own site, but also for parking functions in the direct surroundings of your organization.

Business site

Employees sometimes park for long periods, making it harder for visitors to find a spot and leading to unevenly used capacity.

Shopping street

A Blue zone outside your door only works if the permitted parking time is actually respected.

Kiss & Ride

At stations, hospitals and schools, a Kiss & Ride spot is meant for a short stay — not for long-term parking.

Carpool and destination lots

A site intended for a specific target group is sometimes structurally used by others.

City center lot

A lot for customers or visitors can be misused by people avoiding paid parking in the surrounding area.

Working with the municipality

One platform, two users

Organizations with a parking function that touches public space, such as a Blue zone outside their door, can connect to their municipality's ParkWave platform. Municipal enforcement officers can then keep a targeted eye on your location! Is your municipality not yet working with ParkWave? Let us know!

Working with enforcement

If your municipality already uses our platform, relevant detections from your sensors can be shared with municipal enforcement. The municipality remains responsible for actual enforcement. An organization does not carry it out itself, but can become part of the information chain around it.

Independent management

If working with the municipality isn't an option, an organization can use ParkWave independently to monitor and regulate parking rules, and take action itself where needed. Be sure to consider the right preconditions.

Before you expand

Know what you already have

An organization may feel that more parking spaces are needed while the problem mainly stems from specific peak moments, poor distribution, structural underutilization or misuse. Not from an actual shortage.

ParkWave provides insight into

  • Average occupancy
  • Peak load
  • Usage over time
  • Structural bottlenecks
  • Underutilization

That data helps with decisions about

  • Expansion
  • Redesign
  • Parking policy
  • Capacity distribution
Charging infrastructure

Your charging infrastructure is an investment. Do you know if it's actually being used?

Adding more charging points isn't automatically the same as creating more effective charging capacity. Insight first, then better decisions.

01

Non-electric vehicle

An employee, visitor or customer parks a non-electric vehicle on the charging spot, making it unavailable to anyone who actually wants to charge.

02

EV without an active charging session

An electric vehicle stays connected to the charging spot without an active session — for example after charging finishes while the car remains parked. The spot stays occupied without any actual charging taking place.

03

EV with an active charging session

The vehicle is on the charging spot and is actually charging. The spot is being used as intended.

The business relevance

  • Available charging capacity for employees and visitors
  • Insight into peak moments and actual usage
  • A substantiated basis for future expansion
What it delivers

More targeted management of your parking space

Better use of existing parking spacesFaster detection of deviant useMore targeted managementInsight into peak momentsBetter capacity planningBetter insight into charging infrastructureControl over parking functions in the surrounding area

Discover what ParkWave can mean for your parking situation

Book a demo and see how ParkWave gives real-time insight into occupancy, usage and possible violations — on your own site and in the surrounding area.