Resolving Resort Parking Problems

Do you think that resort visitors would accept a severely restricted traffic management strategy better if they were told that it was designed with their interests in mind?

Do you think it's necessary for the resort managers to explain themselves to the visitors?

Resolving Resort Parking Problems Resorts have legendary traffic and parking problems. Managing vehicle traffic can be a very tricky business, because although the resorts often rely on motor vehicles to bring visitors and supplies, too much traffic can destroy the elements that made the resort so attractive in the first place. Fortunately, there are a few steps that can be taken to prevent a resort from becoming a vehicular disaster. Implementing total or partial prohibitions on driving in certain areas. Visitors will easily understand, especially if it is made clear that too much traffic threatens their enjoyment of the resort. Creating restrictions on times when certain types of vehicles may use certain roadways. Limiting certain lanes or roads to high occupancy vehicles to ensure that buses and other group transport vehicles don't get caught in bad traffic. Limiting the number of vehicles allowed in the resort area (either by metering vehicles or by letting congestion become self-limiting). Using road pricing. A charge may be levied for driving on certain roads or into an area, which discourages automobile travel. Implementing traffic calming strategies, which limit traffic speeds and volumes, particularly around pedestrian areas