Eunpyeong-gu Resolves Parking Violation Complaints Using Big Data (BIG DATA) Analysis

Strengthening Patrols in Focus Areas Based on Big Data Analysis

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Eunpyeong-gu (Mayor Kim Mi-kyung) reported that 95% of all complaints received during late-night hours and weekends last year were related to 'illegal parking'.

Accordingly, Eunpyeong-gu will analyze areas with concentrated illegal parking complaints this year to alleviate residents' inconveniences and conduct proactive prevention activities against traffic safety accidents.

Analysis of complaints received during late-night hours and weekends/holidays showed that among approximately 21,000 parking complaints, the highest number occurred around Yeonsinnae Station, with the most reports concerning traffic flow disruptions caused by illegal parking and stopping on side streets.

Based on big data analysis, a special team for complaint handling and enforcement will be operated, patrols in concentrated complaint areas will be strengthened, and rather than strict enforcement, warnings, vehicle relocation, and broadcasts will be actively used to resolve residents' inconveniences and prevent safety accidents.

Additionally, in traditional markets and self-employed business districts struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic, flexible enforcement of illegal parking during lunch and dinner hours will be implemented to actively participate in revitalizing the depressed local economy.

However, normal enforcement will be maintained in areas such as sidewalks, intersections, crosswalks, left and right turn corners, bus stops, fire hydrants, child and elderly protection zones, and bicycle-only lanes.

A district official stated, “We will continuously strive to fundamentally solve parking difficulties and overcome these challenging times with active administration alongside residents suffering from the COVID-19 crisis.”

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