Islamabad’s Blue Area Parking Plaza Opens to the Public With 1,200 Spaces
The new digital facility offers 24/7 parking, cashless payments, and smart monitoring for drivers in the capital.
Islamabad – (Staff Reporter/Web Desk) – Islamabad’s Blue Area parking plaza is now fully open to the public. The Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad (MCI) built the plaza to ease the city’s parking trouble.
The plaza can hold more than 1,200 vehicles at one time. It works round the clock, every day of the week, so drivers can park at any hour.
For the first few days, parking will be free for everyone. After that, cars will pay Rs. 100 and motorcycles will pay Rs. 50. The first 20 minutes will always be free.
The plaza uses a fully digital system. Every car and motorcycle gets a digital receipt at the entry gate. Drivers pay the fee when they leave.
Payment is simple. People can pay online or without cash, which saves time and avoids queues at the exit.
Safety is also a focus. A digital monitoring system keeps watch over the plaza, so drivers can leave their vehicles with more peace of mind.
More facilities are on the way. A rooftop restaurant will soon open for citizens and visitors. It will offer dining and a place to relax. CDA has also finished the auction of many commercial shops inside the plaza.
Officials say the project will ease the long-running parking problem in Blue Area and nearby streets. It is also a big step toward modern, organized parking in the federal capital.
The cashless and monitored system will also make fee collection clear and fair for all citizens.
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