Function of Entry and Exit Areas Sample Clauses

Function of Entry and Exit Areas. The Entry and Exit Areas are the exchange point between drivers and machine or authorized operators as the case may be, as applicable, based on the technology provided and therefore special attention shall be paid to the smooth functioning of this exchange centre. Each of the entry locations of the Parking Facility shall be provided with electronically controlled real time bay availability positions. The driveways for inbound and outbound traffic shall be designed to provide sufficient queuing spaces; simple visual signage and guidance shall clearly direct approaching traffic off the street and into Entry and Exit Areas. Respective commands via a visual message center shall be applied inside the Terminals for the drivers in such manner that an easy use of the system is possible. Inbound / outbound traffic crossing shall be prevented. Inside and outside Entry and Exit doors shall be provided to prevent drivers and animals from coming into contact with any moving elements of the system, As Entry and Exit Area are the exchange station of the Parking Structure, special attention shall be directed to ease “drive-in” and positioning of the car by the drivers (preferably by means of physical aids); Means for catching of debris and dripping from the incoming cars shall be applied to avoid such dripping to cars and machinery inside the terminals, during transportation and storage inside the system. A modern state of the art collection system such as Automated Parking Ticket Issuing Machine shall be designed for computation and collection of toll. The toll shall be collected from the vehicles at the exit point. A mechanized barrier gate shall be designed and synchronized with the toll collection system for regulating entry/exit of vehicles into and out of the Parking Facility. Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) of adequate capacity shall be provided in the toll collection booths for uninterrupted power supply to the computer and smart card readers and ticket dispensers. The Ticketing Station or access system shall be located outside the Entry and Exit Areas on the right side of the inbound traffic. If the system has installed a radio frequency access system, the readers shall have enough range to detect approaching vehicles from at least 9 Meter outside of the Entry and Exit Areas. The Automated or semi automated Facility or manual facility where authorized parking operators/assistants are utilized to park and retrieve the vehicles from the parking bays, shall be equi...
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Function of Entry and Exit Areas. The driveways for inbound and outbound traffic shall be designed to provide sufficient queuing spaces; simple visual signage and guidance shall clearly direct approaching traffic off the street and into the Entry and Exit Areas. Respective commands via a visual message centre shall be applied inside the Terminals for the drivers in such manner that an easy use of the system is possible. Inbound / outbound traffic crossing shall be prevented.
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