To address the issue of parking difficulties in urban commercial areas, this paper proposes a solution based on shared parking strategies. It leverages the available parking resources in surrounding residential areas to enhance parking facility utilization. The study addresses the traditional static parking space allocation problem and devises a dynamic parking space allocation service mechanism catering to temporary reservation users. Additionally, it considers delayed parking users and establishes a dual-objective function aiming to maximize platform profit while optimizing user walking convenience. Through analysis of model results, the performance indicators of the allocation outperform those of static parking space allocation mechanisms, validating the feasibility and applicability of shared parking dynamic allocation.
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