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Parking distribution in Torrelavega (Spain)

Vectio studies the regulation of parking in Torrelavega

Vectio has been chosen by public tender by the Municipality of Torrelavega for the “Drafting of a study of supply demand for the implementation of a limiting ordinance (or regulatory) parking in Torrelavega.” The purpose of this study is to define the places implementation of the blue zone, previously analyzing the supply and demand of parking in the center of the Cantabrian town.

The most important part of this project wasi the used of automatic recognition of license plates and artificial vision stands out in this work, which has allowed us to show reliable and quality results.

In Vectio we have the participation of citizens from Torrelavega to carry out surveys, knowing firsthand their habits in the use of private vehicles. All the respondents have unanimously recognized the need to improve the parking of the city as there is a visible problem to find parking lot.

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