Parking Issues In India

Did you know that an average Delhite spends over 80 hours annually looking for a parking space? The issue is straightforward: as the number of cars in India’s cities has increased, available parking spots have shrunk. Rising demand for parking spaces is a major issue everywhere, but especially in dense urban areas where space is at a premium. We all know that India has become the world’s most populated country, surpassing China now.

It doesn’t take a genius to figure out why people don’t go shopping in traditional brick-and-mortar stores as much as they used to. It is important to realise that the lack of a convenient parking option is the primary reason why people avoid going to shopping malls.

It is projected that there will be almost 2 billion cars on the road by the year 2035, and some people believe that this could happen even earlier. The parking environment needs to change in order to accommodate the dramatic increase in the number of vehicles while maintaining the same level of parking availability..

The issue is straightforward: as the number of cars in India’s cities has increased, available parking spots have shrunk. Rising demand for parking spaces is a major issue everywhere, but especially in dense urban areas where space is at a premium.

As a result of shifts in consumer behaviour, shopping centres are facing intense pressure to address difficulties with automobile parking in their respective shopping malls. Every possible measure is taken to improve and enrich the conventional shopping experience, which, in the end, is what drives revenue.