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Blue zone parking is a designated area in which drivers must pay a fee to park their vehicle for a limited time. The boundaries of this area are usually marked with blue lines and specific vertical signs.

It is a form of parking established in the ORA (regulated parking ordinance), and it is used at municipal level to facilitate temporary parking in certain areas of the municipality, guaranteeing greater mobility and access for everyone.

For example, parking in the blue zone in Seville makes it easier to access many basic services in central or strategic areas, as it is a type of temporary parking where cars cannot occupy parking spaces indefinitely. Below, we present some of the benefits of blue zone parking.

The world of transport, which was revolutionised in 1886 with the of the first automobile, had not experienced such an exciting moment since then until these last few years. Concepts such as sustainable mobility, political proposals such as the 2030 Agenda, and the emergence of smart cities and hybrid and electric cars have meant that societies in Western countries are seeing mobility change at a rapid pace.

And this, inevitably, requires adaptation on the part of citizens, who must become familiar with concepts and trends that are going to radically change the act of getting into a car over the next five years.

What are the key points that at APPARKYA we consider essential? Thanks to our track record and experience in parking management and urban mobility, we consider the following changes and trends to be key to understanding mobility in the medium term.