Chandigarh MC Launches 'MC One Pass' Digital Monthly Parking System
Chandigarh MC Launches Digital Monthly Parking Pass

In a significant move towards modernizing urban infrastructure, the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation (MC) has announced a strategic collaboration with Bank of Baroda to introduce a fully digital monthly pass parking system, branded as 'MC One Pass'. This innovative initiative is set to launch on January 27, marking a pivotal step in the city's journey towards smart urban mobility and efficient parking management.

Revolutionizing Parking with Digital Transparency

The 'MC One Pass' system aims to transform Chandigarh's parking landscape by replacing traditional methods with a seamless, transparent, and entirely digital process. Designed to cater to both residents and daily commuters, this system eliminates the need for physical visits to offices, streamlining access to parking facilities across the city.

Affordable Monthly Passes for All

Under this new scheme, citizens can avail monthly parking passes at highly competitive rates. Two-wheeler owners can secure a pass for just Rs 250 per month, while four-wheeler users can obtain one for Rs 500 monthly. These passes offer unlimited access to designated MC-managed parking sites, providing substantial cost savings compared to daily parking fees.

Extensive Coverage Across Key Locations

The monthly pass will be valid at all MC-managed parking sites throughout Chandigarh, ensuring widespread convenience. Key locations include:

  • Surface parking opposite Elante Mall
  • Parking areas in Sectors 17, 22, and 35
  • Lake parking facilities
  • The multi-level parking complex in Sector 17
  • Other designated MC parking spots across the city

For a complete and updated list of parking sites, residents can visit the official websites of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation and Bank of Baroda.

Seamless Digital Access and Future Expansion

Obtaining the 'MC One Pass' is remarkably straightforward. Citizens can simply scan QR codes available on the MC and Bank of Baroda websites, at various parking sites, and in local newspapers. This hassle-free process underscores the system's commitment to digital convenience and user-friendly access.

MC Chief Amit Kumar emphasized that the 'One Pass' system represents a forward-thinking approach to urban planning. "This initiative is a crucial step towards enhancing smart urban mobility and ensuring efficient parking management in Chandigarh," he stated. "By leveraging digital technology, we aim to provide a uniform and transparent parking experience for all residents and commuters."

Phased Expansion for City-Wide Coverage

The Municipal Corporation has outlined plans to expand the pass-based parking system in a phased manner. This strategic expansion will gradually include additional parking locations across Chandigarh, ensuring that digital parking facilities become uniformly accessible throughout the city. The goal is to create a comprehensive network that minimizes hassles and maximizes convenience for vehicle owners.

This collaboration between the Chandigarh MC and Bank of Baroda not only addresses immediate parking challenges but also sets a benchmark for other Indian cities aiming to adopt smart mobility solutions. As Chandigarh embraces this digital transformation, residents can look forward to a more organized, efficient, and transparent parking ecosystem starting January 27.