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Mobile Parking Project

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Acronym of the case:

MPP

Country of the case:

Turkey

City/region:

İstanbul

Posting Date:

10 May 2009

Last Edited Date:

12 May 2009

Author:

R.Erdem ERKUL (Manager of Public Affairs and Corporate Citizenship at Microsoft Turkey, Editor & Founder of digital-government.net)
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Type of initiative

  • Project or service-imgProject or service

Case Abstract

The project aims at solving the parking problem in Istanbul by using mobile technologies, especially mobile phones.  The users subscribe to the system before they use it. After that, they use SMS function of their mobile phones to park their cars and the parking bills are sent to them within their mobile phone bills.  This project was made possible by the joint effords of Municipality of Istanbul and Turkcell Mobile Phone Company.  The system is in-use in certain areas of Istanbul for now.  It is expected to increase efficiency in municipal parking services in terms of cost.             

Description of the case

Start date - End date
September 2008 (Ongoing)
Target Users
Citizen
Scope
Local (city or municipality)
Language(s)
Turkish

Policy Context and Legal Framework

Project Size and Implementation

Type of initiative
Other
Overall Implementation approach
Public administration
Technology choice
Not applicable/not available
Funding source
Public funding local

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