
Driving
Huge Numbers
In a car park with a few hundred parking
spaces, the average car tends to cover around half a kilometer driving in and
out. If just two hundred cars are parked, this equates to roughly 100 kilometers
of driving around the car park. Depending on turnover, those 100 kilometers can
become 50,000, 100,000 or even more than 300,000 kilometers of driving
accumulated inside a single medium car
park in just one year.
Parking
without Driving
Automated Parking Systems (APS) eliminate all
wasted driving in car parks. In an APS, cars are moved mechanically to and from
parking spaces without the need to drive. This allows APS to use up to 60% less
energy (electrical) than the fossil fuel energy consumed by the same number of cars
parking in a car park. Moreover, this is just one of numerous ways APS save
energy and fight climate change.
Zero
Is Better
Zero wins every time when it comes to
polluting the environment, and automated parking systems offer plenty of wonderful
zeroes. Compared to parking in a conventional car park, cars parking in an APS...
- Drive zero kilometers
- Burn zero liters of fuel
- Create zero tons of CO2
- Consume zero liters of motor oil and kilos of tires
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