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CPMS Technology & Innovation in Parking Flashcards

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  1. Which parking technology uses sensors embedded in pavement or mounted overhead to detect whether individual spaces are occupied?

    Answer: Space occupancy detection sensors

    Space occupancy detection sensors (ultrasonic, infrared, or magnetic) monitor individual stall status in real time, enabling guidance systems and dynamic availability data.

  2. A Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS) primarily manages:

    Answer: Entry/exit control, ticket issuance, and payment processing

    PARCS integrates gate control, ticketing, payment terminals, and back-office revenue reporting into a unified system governing facility access and revenue collection.

  3. License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology in parking is MOST commonly used for:

    Answer: Automating entry/exit without physical tickets and enforcing permit compliance

    LPR cameras capture and match license plates against databases to enable ticketless parking, monthly permit verification, and violation enforcement without physical barriers.

  4. What is the primary purpose of integrating a parking management system with a mobile payment application?

    Answer: Allow customers to pay, extend sessions, and locate spaces remotely via smartphone

    Mobile payment integration improves customer convenience by enabling contactless payment, session extensions, and real-time space availability through a smartphone app.

  5. EV charging infrastructure integration in parking facilities primarily addresses:

    Answer: Growing demand for electric vehicle charging as a value-added amenity and revenue source

    EV charging stations meet rising customer demand, differentiate facilities competitively, and generate ancillary revenue through charging session fees or subscription programs.

  6. Which communication protocol is most commonly used by smart parking sensors to transmit occupancy data wirelessly to a central management platform?

    Answer: IoT-based wireless protocols such as LoRaWAN or Zigbee

    IoT protocols like LoRaWAN and Zigbee enable low-power, long-range wireless data transmission from sensors to parking management platforms without extensive cabling.