Car park full? No live data right now.
The open data feed we used for the occupancy of Amsterdam’s car parks is offline. We would rather show nothing than an estimate.
Live occupancy: temporarily unavailable
Until we have connected an official source we are allowed to use, check the sign at the entrance or the car park’s website. Once we have, occupancy comes back here, with its source and time.
Bike parking
We found no open data with the live occupancy of bike parking, so we show no numbers here.
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Frequently asked questions
Why are there no free spaces here?
The source we used, an open feed with the occupancy of Amsterdam car parks, is offline. Without real data we show no numbers, not even estimates.
Will it come back?
Once we have connected an official source we are allowed to use. You will then see the free spaces per car park and how old that number is.
FFCheck is independent and not affiliated with the city or any car park operator.
Privacy in Vol of niet?
- What we keep: your report (working, broken or queue; full or still room), the time and which store or container it is about. Deposit-machine reports are kept for 8 days, container reports for 3 days, comments for 14 days. A return point you add is kept with the name and street you enter, a container with its type of waste; the spot is rounded to about 10 metres. Such a point stays stored, even when it is hidden because three people reported it is not there; only when the list is full do the oldest points drop off. The server’s nightly backups can still hold all of this for up to 8 weeks.
- What we do not keep: no IP address, not your location, not your name, no account and no cookies. Your phone uses your location only to sort the list; we never receive it, except the rounded spot of something you add yourself (your phone rounds it before sending). Your browser only remembers the waste type you picked last and which ‘Are you at …?’ card you closed; that stays on your device.
- Against spam: we turn your IP address into a code that expires every day. The key for it exists only in the server’s working memory and is never stored, so after that day a code can no longer be traced back to an IP address. When you flag a comment, confirm an added point or report that it is not there, we keep that code with it, so nobody counts twice.
- Other parties: the map loads tiles from OpenStreetMap, only when you open the map; OpenStreetMap then sees your IP address and the area you are viewing. ‘Directions’ opens Google Maps, only when you tap it. There are no trackers and no ad networks.
- Your own report can be undone for up to 10 minutes. Because we link nothing to you, we cannot find a report of yours later. Questions? Email hallo@ffcheck.nl.