Shared parking
The owner of a parking space can rent it out if he does not use it at all, but he can also share it just when he is away.
Mobile applications have been developed to facilitate connections between supply and demand. They allow individuals, landlords, hotels, companies, etc., to offer one or more parking spaces for periods ranging from a few hours to a few months. This greater commercial fluidity leads to better occupancy of parking spaces, which can have three consequences:
Sareco has a perfect command of all forms of sharing, pooling, and expansion parking, which allows it to offer the balance adapted to the needs of its clients in terms of urban planning and mobility.
- improved car access to the area in question,
- a slight increase in traffic, exceeding urban planners' forecasts, relative to the number of parking spaces
- saving parking spaces, by delaying or making unnecessary the construction of additional parking spaces.
Sareco has a perfect command of all forms of sharing, pooling, and expansion parking, which allows it to offer the balance adapted to the needs of its clients in terms of urban planning and mobility.
car sharing
As part of an effort to reduce individual car use, carsharingproves to be a relevant solution. Indeed, people are less likely to spontaneously use a shared car than their own.
Shared parking
The owner of a parking space can rent it out if he does not use it at all, but he can also share it just when he is away.
car sharing
As part of an effort to reduce individual car use, carsharingproves to be a relevant solution. Indeed, people are less likely to spontaneously use a shared car than their own.
Shared parking
The owner of a parking space can rent it out if he does not use it at all, but he can also share it just when he is away.
