LAHORE – The Punjab government has decided to fully digitalize the Lahore Parking Company (LePARK) to improve efficiency and transparency.
According to the details, the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) will develop the complete software system and manage planning for daily operations through the E-Fast system. All officers and employees will log in and work on E-Fast for official correspondence.
PITB sources told APP that the Punjab government has also directed additional staff training. The E-Fast system is considered secure and environment-friendly, allowing official work to be completed anytime and anywhere.
Once implemented, it will end the need for manual files and paper-based correspondence. The Punjab Chief Secretary has made E-Fast mandatory for all government departments and institutions.
LePARK, a subsidiary of the Metropolitan Corporation Lahore, was established to address the city’s parking problems and improve its parking management.
Earlier, LePARK announced an expansion of its smart parking initiative. The company is introducing an automated ticketing system at 10 more major locations in Lahore, replacing the old slip-based method with modern technology.
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Following its success at Liberty and Barkat Market, the system will now be installed at Children’s Hospital, Main Market Gulberg, Hall Road, Bhandara Center, Mall Road, Nila Gumbad, Johar Town, Iqbal Town, Model Town, and Empress Market.
Over 100 thermal printers will be installed, and parking staff will receive handheld devices for fast and accurate ticketing.
All upgraded locations will be connected to a central digital dashboard for real-time monitoring and better revenue control. A tender for purchasing the required equipment will be issued soon.
Officials say the move will help reduce manual errors, curb corruption, and modernize Lahore’s parking system with smart city technology. LePARK believes the expansion will significantly improve parking operations across the city.
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