Street mapping

Parking rules,
down to the street.

Define exactly where each rule applies. Draw a route along the kerb or an area for a car park, let IPark align it with the road, and connect it to the zone’s tariff and maximum stay.

Precision on the map

Draw the street.
Define the parking.

Draw parking routes along real streets, compare the road suggestion and accept the correction. Explore the updated IPark console in this animated preview.

Road correction

Draw a rough route, then check how it aligns with the street.

Road correction

Draw a rough route, then check how it aligns with the street.

  1. 01Draw the route
  2. 02Review the alignment
  3. 03Accept the correction

Draw the routeMark the stretch of Portland Crescent where drivers can park.

Animated preview of the updated IPark console. Demo data; no live streets are changed.

  • Suggested correction
  • Original drawing
  • Editable point
IPark operator console · street correction workflow

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL

  1. 01

    Trace the parking street

    Draw a route that follows the street, with editable points along each bend.

  2. 02

    Review the correction

    Compare the suggested route with the original, then accept the correction, keep the original or adjust points manually.

  3. 03

    Connect the rules

    Assign the street to a zone and configure tariffs and maximum stays in the console.

Actual IPark console with an animated demonstration. The captured interface is in English; the walkthrough controls follow your language.

Why it matters

Precise maps
make fair parking.

  • Drivers see the right rules

    The app shows the tariff and maximum stay of the exact street where the driver parked.

  • Inspectors check the right place

    Each check is matched to its street, so the answer at the kerb is the one the rules give.

  • Disputes are easier to settle

    Clear boundaries and recorded rules make appeals quicker to review and decide.

Make your parking network work together.

See the platform with your zones, teams and operating requirements in mind.