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Home / Chandigarh / Sub Committees Formed Under Chandigarh Mc Smart Parking Project

Sub-committees formed under Chandigarh MC Smart Parking project

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM May 17, 2025 IST
The Elante Mall parking lot in Chandigarh. FILE PHOTO

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Smart Parking RFP Committee chairman Saurabh Joshi has formed five specialised sub-committees to fast-track the development of a citywide Smart Parking Solution under the PPP model.

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The project aims to introduce intelligent, technology-driven parking system that eases congestion, reduces commuter stress, and improves utilisation of public space.

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Joshi said, “This isn’t just a parking plan. We are designing a system that speaks to the future of urban living — smart, seamless, and citizen-friendly.”

Joshi said the committee would visit and study the Smart Parking operations at the Chandigarh airport, Elante Mall and other key locations on Monday to gather on-ground insights.

All sub-committees have been directed to submit their findings and draft contributions by May 23, ensuring that the final RFP is ready for rollout without delay.

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