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The United Nations estimates that by 2050, 70% of the world’s population will live in cities (approximately the 7 billion people who currently share the planet), which makes the concept to be addressed that of “unsustainable cities”, since we are facing a wide range of problems: (1) pollution, (2) abandoned areas, (3) waste management, (4) education, (5) healthcare, (6) distribution, (7) public transport, (8) individual transport, (9) infrastructure financing, (10) traffic jams, etc. Therefore, the challenges involved in deciding on a city model are enormous.

People with reduced mobility (PRM) are finding things increasingly easier thanks to the various measures taken by Governments and Public Administrations. One of these is the provision of accessible parking spaces (formerly known as disabled parking spaces).

However, in our society, there are many people who are not aware of the importance of accessible parking spaces, and they engage in fraudulent actions to take advantage of these spaces and park easily anywhere. These people are causing problems for users who genuinely need them when parking their vehicles in strategic or accessible areas of large cities.