Handling city parking management effectively is a significant challenge in urban areas, where space is limited and the number of vehicles is continuously increasing. Currently, finding a parking spot in busy city centers can be time-consuming and frustrating for drivers, leading to increased traffic congestion as drivers circle around looking for available spaces. Bangladesh’s urban centers grapple with chaotic parking situations, with a recent survey by the Urban Development Directorate revealing a 30% increase in vehicle ownership. Inefficient city parking management not only contributes to traffic congestion but also results in economic losses, estimated at $1.5 billion annually. A strategic and technology-driven parking management system is crucial to alleviate these issues, optimizing urban space and enhancing economic productivity. Moreover, the lack of real-time information about parking availability makes it even harder to manage the flow of cars and utilize existing parking spaces efficiently. The challenge is to develop a technological solution that can streamline city parking management, making it easier for drivers to find and use parking spaces without adding to the congestion. Such a solution should ideally provide real-time data on parking availability, guide drivers to the nearest available spot, and perhaps even allow for advance booking of parking spaces. Additionally, this technology could help city planners better understand parking patterns and needs, enabling them to make informed decisions about future parking infrastructure and policies. In summary, the goal is to find a technology-based approach that can solve the parking management puzzle in cities, reducing frustration for drivers, easing traffic congestion, and making better use of existing parking resources.