With over 8 million people residing in New York and over 50 million people visiting New York each year, its transportation system is a network of complex infrastructural systems, including one of the largest subway systems in the world, an extensive bus system, and a fleet of taxis available at any time. With the autonomous car set to arrive, what will that mean for New York City? How can we ease in a smooth transition with the impending arrival of self-driving cars? How will they share the road with semi-autonomous cars? How does that impact parking? PARK SHARE focuses on the parking spot. With private parking spots being used 50% of the time and the value of real estate continuing to rise in New York City, more efficient and economical use of parking can be implemented through a shared parking system. The introduction of the autonomous car and the subsequent co-ordination of large amounts of real-time spatial and infrastructure data allows for more efficient and coordinated use of public and private parking spaces. Instead of paying for your own monthly parking spot, PARK SHARE finds parking for your car according to your preferences in accessibility, availability, and price.
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