Illegal Parking Management Solution

Illegal parking in urban areas grows as the number of cars in cities rise. Illegally parked cars are a headache for city planners and operators for several reasons. They can cause disruption in traffic, causing jams; they can block access; and they can even pose a danger to other road users. All these issues cause frustration and logistical problems, but at their height, they can also be a danger by blocking the way for emergency services, for example.

Managing this in a traditional manner is costly and time-consuming. Teams of parking violation officers need to patrol the streets and issue fines. These methods have a high human work cost and lack efficiency.

Hikvision’s Deep Learning Traffic PTZ, with upgraded algorithm, automatically detects events 24/7, in multiple scenarios, covering a wide surveillance area. This helps operators to get an immediate view of any issues, making it quicker and easier to rectify the situation.

24/7 detection

Hikvision’s reliable hardware works seamlessly with its innovative Darkfighter X lowlight image technology to deliver illegal parking detection, whatever the weather or lighting condition.

Complete evidence of illegal parking

Rules for image and information capture can be set to local requirements, providing the flexibility to collect evidence of illegal parking.

Big picture and details in one view

Cameras use multi-lens synergy to deliver panoramas over expansive sites and detailed, zoomed-in views at the same time:

Super-wide view: panoramic channel supports 180° view
A variety of powerful intelligent functions give relevant details - Illegal Parking Detection, Smart Tracking 3.0, and ANPR.

And there’s more

Smart ‘switchable-intelligence’ in one camera means it can do a whole lot more:

Enforcement of other violations, like reverse driving, driving in the wrong lane, and illegal U-turns
Traffic event detection, like objects thrown from vehicles, pedestrian on highway, congestion, and traffic accidents.
Perimeter protection, Auto tracking 3.0, and ANPR.