Scheidt & Bachmann: Parking as Part of the Mobility Chain – Living Practice in Luxembourg

In Luxembourg, mobility is thought of holistically – and parking is an important part of this. With the ceremonial opening of the "Hippodrom" multi-storey car park at the Diekirch train station, switching from cars to public transport is now even easier.

Scheidt & Bachmann Parking Solutions is proud to contribute to the municipality of Diekirch being able to offer its residents and guests a forward-looking mobility concept with the installation of the new parking management system.

The car park supports the city's goal of reducing car traffic in the centre and promoting the use of public transport. As a modern mobility hub, it ensures seamless transitions between different modes of transport.

With 649 parking spaces, including 60 with e-charging stations, the multi-storey car park focuses on sustainability. On the roof, solar panels generate clean energy.

But the real progress is in the software: for the first time in Luxembourg, both the INDIGO Group Neo app and the CFL - Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois' Park&Ride app are integrated here. Drivers can enter conveniently using license plate recognition. Particularly attractive: If you park your vehicle in the "Hippodrome" with the CFL app and then continue by bus or train, you can park for free. An intelligent occupancy display also provides real-time information about free parking spaces.

The example of Diekirch impressively shows that modern parking systems are a central building block for sustainable, networked mobility.

About Scheidt & Bachmann

In the parking industry, Scheidt & Bachmann Parking Solutions GmbH is a leading provider of integrated, modular system solutions for parking management of any size.

With its solutions, the digital transformation in the parking industry is actively shaped and supported in various forms. Together with partners, parking is seen as an essential part of the mobility chain and cross-sector, urban mobility concepts are linked.