No Parking
भारत की ज्यादातर आबादी पार्किंग की समस्या से जूझ रही है। निसंदेह, वाहनों की आबादी इतनी बढती जा रही है कि खडे करने को जगह नही और तो और इस भयंकर गर्मी में और भी एक समस्या देखने को मिल रही है… असल में, वो क्या है ना कि भयंकर गर्मी के चलते लोग खुले मे कार खडी करने को मजबूर है क्योकि अब पेड तो रहे नही और लोग वाहन खडा करके खुद ए सी रूम में चले जाते हैं और लाखों की कार बाहर खडी तपती रहती है. मजबूरी में लोग ‘नो पार्किंग’ वाली जगहों पर गाड़ियां खड़ी करते हैं..
No Parking 
ऐसे मे इन महाशय ने ये जगह खरीद ली है. और पेड के छांव में इन्होने पार्किंग के रेट भी बढा दिए हैं और जो भी कोई आसपास खडा हो जाता है उसे धमका भी देते हैं …
No Parking
Parking Problems in India and Their Solutions | My India
India is facing a new problem nowadays – lack of sufficient parking space. With families getting smaller and the total number of motor vehicles exceeding the total number of heads per family, the parking scenario is woefully falling short of the current requirements in the country. The situation is such that on any given working day approximately 40% of the roads in urban India are taken up for just parking the cars. The problem has been further exacerbated by the fact that nowadays even people from low income group are able to own cars. The number of families with cars has become much more than what the country is able to manage.
As it is, the cities in India are highly congested and on top of that the parked cars claim a lot of space that could otherwise be used in a better way. Thanks to poor, and at times zero, navigability, Indian cities are regarded as some of the worst options for living. One can also add the issue of pollution to this mix and understand the enormity of the crisis. In this context it needs to be understood that the Indian cities, with the possible exception of Chandigarh, were never planned in such a way so as to accommodate a deluge of cars as is the situation now. The apathy of present day urban planners has only made the situation worse.
Possible Solutions to the Menace
There are some other ways to solve car parking issues, such as multi-level car parking. Multi-level car parking is of two types – conventional and automated. Conventional multi-level car parking can be done anywhere – over the ground or under it. The open parking areas are more preferred as opposed to closed areas in case of parking above the ground as specialised fire protection systems and mechanical ventilation are not needed in this case. Automated multi-level car parking is more difficult to achieve in India considering the fact that it is entirely technology driven and does not involve much human element. As it stands now, India and Indians might not be ready for this technology. The more conventional option seems to be the better bet. Read more…
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