Introduction
The Level 2 Pay on Foot station provides drivers with convenient access to payment facilities before returning to their vehicles. By placing payment kiosks on upper levels such as Level 2, operators can improve accessibility, reduce congestion at ground-level kiosks, and provide a smoother exit process for customers.
What Is a Level 2 Pay on Foot Station?
A Pay on Foot station is a self-service payment kiosk located within the car park. On Level 2, these kiosks are positioned strategically near lifts, stairwells, or pedestrian exits for maximum convenience. They generally include:
- Cash Payment Options – Accepts notes and coins.
- Card Payment Options – Supports debit, credit, and contactless methods.
- Ticket Validation – Validates tickets, QR codes, or licence plate numbers.
- Receipts & Change – Issues receipts and returns change when required.
Why Install Pay on Foot on Level 2?
- Distributed Convenience – Reduces crowding on the ground floor by offering more payment points.
- Faster Exit Flow – Ensures drivers on upper levels can pay closer to their vehicle.
- Improved Accessibility – Assists drivers who may prefer to pay before reaching the lower levels.
- Operational Efficiency – Balances traffic across payment facilities.
- Customer Satisfaction – Offers flexibility and ease of use with multiple payment methods.
Design Considerations
When implementing Pay on Foot stations on Level 2, operators should consider:
- Foot Traffic Analysis – Identify areas with the most pedestrian movement.
- Security – Provide adequate CCTV coverage and secure installation.
- Power & Connectivity – Ensure stations remain online with uninterrupted connections.
- Accessibility Standards – Machines must be user-friendly for all customers, including those with disabilities.
- Signage & Instructions – Place clear signs to direct drivers to kiosks.
Benefits for Car Park Operators
- Reduces bottlenecks at exit gates by promoting pre-exit payment.
- Distributes usage across multiple kiosks, easing pressure on ground-floor stations.
- Enhances operational reliability with additional payment redundancy.
- Supports both traditional and digital payment preferences.
- Improves overall customer flow and satisfaction.
Conclusion
The Level 2 Cash and Card Pay on Foot station improves payment distribution within multi-level car parks, ensuring convenient and secure transactions for customers while easing exit congestion for operators.
Have Questions About Pay on Foot Stations?
At Traffic Parking Systems (TPS), we supply, install, and maintain Pay on Foot solutions across multiple levels of car parks to ensure seamless operations.
Contact our team today to discuss custom installation options.
FAQs: Level 2 Pay on Foot
Why add Pay on Foot stations to upper levels like Level 2?
It helps spread out payments, reducing reliance on ground-floor kiosks
Do Level 2 kiosks offer the same features as ground-floor stations?
Yes. They typically support cash, card, contactless, and validation features
Are Level 2 stations secure?
Yes. They are equipped with tamper-resistant enclosures, CCTV, and encrypted systems
Can Level 2 kiosks integrate with ticketless systems?
Yes. They can validate licence plate numbers or QR codes from digital platforms
Does TPS provide full installation and servicing?
Yes. TPS offers turnkey solutions including installation, monitoring, and ongoing support
