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RCC · Traffic and parking

Parking that runs on plates, not paper tickets

Lots, levels and zones, occupancy from cameras and bay sensors, permits and bookings, lane control with remote help, guidance and EV charging status, with your parking systems connected.

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  1. The plate read at entry opens the session; no ticket is printed.
  2. Occupancy is reconciled from cameras and bay sensors, and guidance signs follow it.
  3. Permits and bookings decide the exit, and the lane opens on the same plate.

Capabilities

What parking management in RCC does

  • Lots, levels and zones

    Every facility modelled down to the bay.

  • Occupancy you can trust

    Cameras and bay sensors reconciled, with conflicts shown.

  • Permits and bookings

    Permits, bookings and visitor passes on the plate.

  • Lane control

    Remote lane help with a second person for overrides.

  • Guidance

    Signs and guidance that follow live occupancy.

  • EV charging status

    Chargers and sessions in the same view.

  • Blocklists

    Plates refused at entry, with the reason recorded.

  • Your parking systems

    Connectors for Amano McGann, SKIDATA, Designa, FlashParking, TIBA and more.

How it works

From site model to daily operations

  1. Model the site

    Lots, levels, zones and bays.

  2. Connect

    Cameras, sensors, lanes and chargers.

  3. Operate

    Live occupancy and lane help.

  4. Report

    Usage, revenue and incidents.

Where it is used

Who runs parking on RCC

  • Commercial car parks

    Ticketless entry and exit.

  • Campuses and hospitals

    Staff permits and visitor passes.

  • Airports and malls

    Guidance and booking at scale.

On the RCC platform

Stronger next to the rest of RCC

Plate reads from licence plate recognition open the lanes, a blocklisted plate raises an incident with its clip, and live occupancy drives the guidance signs.

Questions

What buyers ask

Can we keep our parking equipment?

Yes. RCC connects to your lane equipment, guidance signs and chargers through connectors.

Model your car park in RCC

Send us your site plan and the parking systems you run. We will model the facility, connect a lane and show live occupancy.