Choose the setup that fits your site, traffic flow and operating model
The first design decision is visible before a vehicle enters: Should access be controlled by a barrier, remain physically open or combine both approaches? The answer depends on the site, traffic patterns, control requirements and the experience the parking business wants to create.
Barrier-controlled entry and exit
Barriers provide a clear physical access point. They can work with licence plate recognition, QR codes or other credentials and are suitable where controlled entry and exit are central to the operating model.
Free Flow
Free Flow removes the physical stop at the lane. Vehicles are recognised as they enter and leave, allowing traffic to keep moving without a barrier or ticket interaction. The parking journey, payment and account processes are connected through the platform in the background.
A combined approach where required
Some parking environments may benefit from combining barrier-controlled and Free Flow areas or lanes. A hybrid setup can support different access requirements within one parking operation, subject to the individual site design and processes.
Select the mode for your location
Our platform connects entry and exit events with identification, access rights and the processes that follow. This makes it possible to choose the physical mode around the site rather than building the entire parking operation around one lane concept.
Traffic, infrastructure and control requirements vary. Together, we can evaluate which entry and exit concept and platform configuration fit your parking project.
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Thomas Wallraven
Sales Director
+49 2166 266-797
wallraven.thomas@scheidt-bachmann.de
Scheidt & Bachmann Parking Solutions GmbH
Breite Str. 132
41238 Mönchengladbach