Chandigarh MC launches ‘One Pass’ smart parking system

Addressing the gathering, the Mayor said the MC One Pass is a major step towards modernising Chandigarh’s parking ecosystem by offering a seamless, cashless and fully digital solution. She said the initiative reflects the civic body’s commitment to smart, transparent and citizen-centric urban mobility.

MC Commissioner Amit Kumar, said the scheme also covers commercial four-wheelers with yellow number plates, making it an inclusive reform in parking management. He added that the system would reduce manual intervention, improve transparency and ensure efficient and organised parking across the city.

Powered by Bank of Baroda, the MC One Pass can be obtained without visiting any office. Citizens can generate their monthly passes by scanning a QR code available on the MC and Bank of Baroda websites, at parking sites and through newspaper publications.

The Commissioner said the pass-based parking system would be expanded to additional locations in a phased manner to ensure a uniform, hassle-free and digitally enabled parking experience across Chandigarh.

The launch was attended by MC Special Commissioner Pardeep Kumar, Joint Commissioner Dr Inder Jeet, area councillor Damanpreet Singh, other councillors, representatives of traders associations, and senior officials of Bank of Baroda.