How to solve the problem of parking difficulties in residential areas?

The most fundamental way to solve the parking problem in residential areas is to increase the parking resources in residential areas. There are many ideas, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Let's analyze them now.

1. Strive to obtain legal parking spaces on roads around the community. This method is effective, the use cost is low, and some communities are indeed successful. However, this method has limitations. Because it actually takes up some public resources. It is impossible to replicate on a large scale.

2. Strive for the night parking right of the supermarket parking garage around the community. This method is also effective. However, due to the current low parking fee standard, supermarket parking at night will increase labor, electricity and risk costs, feeling inefficient and most of them have no enthusiasm. A district government has done a lot of work for a long time, and only a few supermarkets have carried out pilot projects. What's more, it is still a problem for car owners to park during the day on Saturday and Sunday. This method is also impossible to replicate in a large area.

3. Appropriately widen the road, such as widening the road by about 3 meters to about 4 meters, half parking and half driving on the road. Although some parking spaces have been added, we have to do so at the expense of some greening. Now some district governments regard it as doing practical things for the people.

Some old communities have a small number of garages, but they are all used as warehouses and other purposes. These garages can be fully utilized. At the same time, in accordance with legal procedures, the old community will be "planned" for the second time, parking spaces will be increased in the existing space, and measures for the management of vehicles in the community will be introduced to further clarify the management, and the shortage of parking spaces will be reasonably mediated through means such as charging. In addition, it is suggested that government departments should consider the overall planning of urban construction and set up regional three-dimensional parking garages in or around the community.