A 15-day event brings a fixed start date and thousands of vehicles. Parking for it usually means a tender, a vendor, hardware and an IT contractor. That process takes longer than the event itself.
LDA had days, not months. And most of the parking was on the kerb, where there are no gates, no cabling and nothing to install.
12 on-street zones around Ambedkar Park, each with its own pricing and time limits.
Gomti Riverfront parking near Food Valley as the primary parking, in the same dashboard as the kerbside zones.
Live occupancy and collections for every zone, visible to the LDA team in one place.
Self-service setup. LDA's own team configured zones and onboarded operators. No contractor was involved.
A city authority can now stand up parking the way it stands up a barricade. It needs no vendor lock-in, no contractor on call and no site build. When the event ends, the zones can be reused, resized or switched off.
The riverfront facility and the kerbside zones reported into one dashboard instead of two sets of records, so the authority had one set of numbers for the whole event.