Electronic parking signs are to be installed across Ipswich town centre to help drivers easily find space.
Ipswich Borough Council, which is behind the scheme, believes the signs will help reduce congestion and improve air quality in the town.
They will show which car parks have remaining space and display messages about road closures or major events that could affect traffic.
The signs, which will be in Argyle Street, Bridge Street, Fore Hamlet, Handford Road, Norwich Road and Princes Street, could be installed by the end of March.
Sarah Barber, Ipswich Borough Council portfolio holder for the town centre, said: "This type of digital signage helps visitors to the town centre to see where the available car parking spaces are on their approach into the town.
"The systems monitors and displays car park spaces on a ‘real time’ basis which helps to improve air quality, avoid congestion and improves traffic flow.
"The goal is to enable people to get to their destinations as easily as possible, whilst at the same time helping to reduce the impact of vehicles on the environment."
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