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LASPA plans QR-coded IDs for parking marshals in Lagos

The Lagos State Parking Authority, LASPA, has announced plans to introduce verifiable QR-coded uniforms and identification cards for authorised parking agents and marshals to help motorists identify legitimate personnel and improve parking management across the state. A statement by the Lagos State government said the General Manager of , Mrs Adebisi Adelabu, disclosed this during […] LASPA plans…

LASPA plans QR-coded IDs for parking marshals in Lagos

The Lagos State Parking Authority, LASPA, announced plans to implement QR-coded identification cards and uniforms for authorised parking agents and marshals. This measure aims to assist motorists in identifying legitimate personnel and enhance parking management throughout the state. Mrs. Adebisi Adelabu, the General Manager of LASPA, emphasized the importance of technology, collaboration among stakeholders, and increased private sector involvement during a recent interview.

According to Adelabu, the authority is implementing measures to establish a more efficient, efficient, and well-coordinated parking management system, with technology and innovation at its core. Accurate data, dependable systems, and proper integration among relevant government agencies are crucial for successful technology-driven parking solutions, she explained.

Adelabu urged private businesses and investors to collaborate with the authority, highlighting that the government cannot independently address all the infrastructure and service delivery needs of Lagos residents. She mentioned that sectors such as healthcare, education, childcare, and transportation require significant investment, making private sector participation essential for expanding parking infrastructure and improving service delivery.

Adelabu acknowledged that on-street parking activities are already occurring in some areas of Lagos, but the initiative has not been fully introduced across its intended scope. The delay in the full rollout is attributed to the need for improved cooperation with private sector partners and adequate training before the scheme can be implemented more widely.

The planned on-street parking arrangement will reserve one out of every ten parking spaces for individuals with disabilities, ensuring accessibility for people with disabilities in the design and implementation of the parking system. Adelabu urged motorists, businesses, investors, and the public to support LASPA's efforts to establish an organized, accessible, and sustainable parking management system across Lagos.

The initiative aims to improve mobility, optimize urban space utilization, and contribute to a more livable Lagos.

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