India faces a severe parking shortage due to rapid motorisation and poor urban planning. Vehicle numbers have doubled in a decade, overwhelming city infrastructure. Historic areas and newer suburbs struggle with limited space for growing car ownership. Informal parking thrives while multi-level facilities remain underutilized and enforcement is challenging. Technology and better public transit are key to managing this growing urban problem.
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