Guro-gu Introduces IoT Parking Management System for Disabled-Only Parking Spaces

55 Million KRW Allocated for Installation of 10 Parking Spaces at 7 Public Institution Parking Lots

Guro-gu (District Mayor Moon Heon-il) is introducing and operating an Internet of Things (IoT)-based parking management system capable of unmanned enforcement in parking spaces designated for the disabled, where parking violations are frequent.

The newly introduced IoT parking management system installs vehicle detection and license plate recognition devices in parking spaces designated for the disabled. It automatically checks the license plate numbers of entering vehicles and verifies whether parking is permitted.

If a parking vehicle is not registered as a disabled vehicle, a warning broadcast is issued, and the vehicle’s photo and parking record are automatically sent to the fine imposition system.

Last November, the district selected seven public institution parking lots, where it is easy to verify effectiveness through a pilot project, and installed a total of 10 vehicle recognition devices, investing 55 million KRW from the district budget.

Specifically, these include 10 spaces across seven locations: Guro-gu Office affiliated parking lot (3 spaces), Sindorim Sports Center (1 space), Gaewoongsan Sports Center (1 space), Gaebong 2-dong Community Service Center (1 space), Guro Miracle Library (1 space), Guro 2-dong Village Shared Public Parking Lot (2 spaces), and Guro-gu Family Integrated Support Center (1 space).

Next year, five additional devices will be installed in the Guro-gu Facilities Management Corporation and large shopping mall parking lots.

A Guro-gu official said, “With the introduction of this IoT parking management system, we expect not only to fundamentally block illegal parking but also to help guarantee parking convenience for disabled drivers. We will continue to strive to foster proper parking awareness and culture.”

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