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District 6 Bucharest: Digitalised Curbside Management through Smart Zones
Bucharest,
Romania
(2023)
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The Smart Zone project in District 6 of Bucharest aims to alleviate traffic congestion caused by freight activities in a busy residential and commercial area by implementing designated digitalised unloading bays.
Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
Sustainable Cities And Communities
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Challenge / Goal
In District 6 of Bucharest, a bustling area within a densely populated residential zone, there is a small shopping area alongside a traditional food and vegetable market. This area is adjacent to a significant boulevard and a school, making it a vital part of the community. However, the lack of a dedicated unloading bay has led to significant traffic congestion due to freight activities. This congestion not only disrupts traffic flow but also encroaches upon valuable public space in a city already grappling with limited real estate. With automotive mobility being the predominant mode of transportation for Bucharest's residents, reallocating two parking spaces for unloading purposes would likely meet with strong resistance from the community.
Solution
Implementing a Smart Zone offers an ideal solution to this challenge. The Smart Zone ensures that suppliers have guaranteed parking spaces throughout the day, which helps prevent traffic bottlenecks and improves the flow of goods to the market. This system also optimizes the use of public space, balancing the needs of freight operations with those of local residents. In the evening hours, when freight activity diminishes, the parking spaces can revert to general use, ensuring that neighborhood residents can still find parking when they return from work. This approach not only enhances logistical efficiency but also maintains community access to essential parking spaces.
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