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PARKING SITUATION IN YOUR CITY: To be filled only by car users in Pune and Mumbai

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Increase in purchasing power has resulted in an exponential growth in demand for, and the use of LCVs & Two-wheelers. This growth has caused an equal demand for parking spaces. Close to 8,00,000 (8 lac) cars are sold in India every year, growing at an average of 10% p.a. Each year 50,00,000 (50 lac) two-wheelers are being added at an astounding 15%. About 19,49,776 (19.5 lac appprox.) cars were sold in 2009-10, a 25.6% growth over last year sales and 93,71,231 (94 lac approx.) two-wheelers were sold in 2009-10, a 26% growth over last year sales. Though the growth reflects the growing wealth of Indians, both material and monetary, cities are rapidly losing comfortable space in which to move about. What's more, the problem has now shifted into Tier II and Tier III towns where infrastructure development is still weak.
  • Advanced Strategies (www.astrategies.com/astrategies.pdf) and the Abhyas program (www.abhyas.org) have engaged summer interns Gagan Kumar Singh and Santosh Manshiramani of the Sadhana Centre for Management & Leadership Development, Pune (www.scmld.org - beyond conventional management programs) to work on a research paper. 
  • Responding to these questions will be your contribution to our ongoing efforts to create a collaborative dialogue, and combine efforts to find solutions that meet the increasing need of parking, as well as to formulate policies and regulations for the creation and use of parking space. These questions are targeted at residents of Mumbai and Pune, as these cities are being covered for the study at present. Thank you for your kind co-operation. 
  • Answer the Questions below and forward the following link to other car users: http://tinyurl.com/parkingproblem
1. What type of building you live in? *This question is required.
2. Specify the number of cars of the following categories present in your house. *This question is required.
3. Where the occupants’ car(s) regularly parked in your residential area? (Tick whichever is applicable) *This question is required.
4. Do you have parking problem in your residential area? *This question is required.
If above answer is No, go to Q-5. If yes, then what causes the parking problems? (Please tick whichever are applicable)
5. Do visitors experience difficulty parking in the vicinity of your residential area? (Please tick) *This question is required.
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7. Do you drive in your car to your workplace? *This question is required.
If 'No', then go to Q-9. If the answer is 'Yes' - Do you have sufficient/proper parking space/system at your workplace?
8. How much do you take to park your vehicle at/ around your workplace? (If you do not go in your car to the workplace, tick on 'NA') *This question is required.
9. When do you go out in the city for the purpose other than your regular work? (Like shopping, party, etc.) *This question is required.
10. Do you go in your car to the city? *This question is required.
If 'No', then which of the following is your mode of travel? Please tick one in both weekdays and weekends column).
Space Cell Two-wheelerAuto-rikshawPublic TransportOther
Weekdays
Weekends
11. What is your usual destination on *This question is required.
12. What is the condition of parking in the above places(your destination) on the following days? *This question is required.
Space Cell Very PoorPoorAverageGoodVery Good
Weekdays
Weekends
13. When do you park your car in the following places in the city? (Please tick all that apply) *This question is required.
Space Cell NeverAlwaysOccasionally
Pay and park area (Roadside)
Pay & park (separate area)
Free parking area
No parking zone
14. Are you able to find a parking space easily in the area mentioned in the above question? (Please tick that apply) *This question is required.
15. What do you do when you don't get parking space near your destination in the city? Rank your priorities *This question is required. Note: for the following table each column is restricted to a single answer across all rows.
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16. By improving parking system, which area should be paid more attention? (Please RANK the priority, 1 is highest priority and 8 is lowest. Use each priority number once only) *This question is required. Note: for the following table each column is restricted to a single answer across all rows.
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17. What is most important to you (from the list below) when choosing where to park? [Please RANK the priority (1 - highest priority; 5 - lowest. Use each priority number once only) *This question is required. Note: for the following table each column is restricted to a single answer across all rows.
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18. Do you pay the parking charges where appropriate? *This question is required.
19. Do you feel the parking charges are high? *This question is required.
20. How should the Government utilise the money collected from parking charges? (Please RANK the priority, 1 = highest priority and 5 = lowest. Use each priority number once only) *This question is required. Note: for the following table each column is restricted to a single answer across all rows.
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21. Are automobile manufacturers also responsible for parking problem in the city? *This question is required.
Contribute in solving parking problem by providing email addresses, separated with comma, of your contacts staying in Pune and Mumbai, so that they can fill this questionnaire.
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