For municipalities

Making better use of existing parking spots, without breaking ground

LokaalParkeren helps residents of HOAs and apartment buildings share parking spots that would otherwise sit empty. For municipalities, that's a way to ease parking pressure without having to build or manage anything themselves.

Numbers from one pilot building, the first six weeks

2,713 hours
shared together
260
bookings
218
unique neighbour pairings

One building, one developer, no marketing budget. What the same effect across multiple buildings in a neighbourhood would mean is exactly what a conversation with a municipality is for.

Why it matters for municipalities

A few points that tend to come up in conversations with policymakers.

Less parking pressure, no new construction

Garages and lots sit half-empty for much of the day. Making better use of existing capacity is faster and cheaper than building new spots.

Less paving needed

A parking spot that gets used twice doesn't need to be built again elsewhere. Less asphalt also means less heat stress in the neighbourhood on hot days, and more room for greenery.

Anonymised numbers per neighbourhood

Each building provides insight into how much is being shared and what it saves. Useful as evidence for parking policy, without any personal data involved.

No investment, no management

LokaalParkeren runs independently of the municipality. The role that's left is connecting: bringing HOAs, garages and business parks into contact with us.

Why it matters for HOAs and garages

What municipalities can pass on to HOAs, garages or business parks in their area.

An empty spot suddenly pays off

Residents save on street parking or earn something back by sharing their spot when they're not using it themselves.

No more WhatsApp groups

Who can park where and when runs through the app. No more loose agreements getting lost in a group chat.

Its own, private environment

Each building gets its own environment. Data from one building is never visible to another.

What a collaboration looks like

No procurement process, no tender. Three steps, in this order.

  1. 1

    Introduction

    A short, no-obligation conversation about what's going on in the municipality and what's needed.

  2. 2

    Introduction to HOAs or garages

    You put us in touch with interested buildings or lots. We take it from there.

  3. 3

    Pilot and results

    One or more buildings get started. After a few weeks, we share anonymised numbers back.

Shall we sit down together sometime?

No sales pitch, just a conversation about what we see working and what fits your municipality.

LokaalParkeren was built by a single developer, out of an HOA where this exact situation played out. Not a big company, but tested in practice.

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