Analisis Kapasitas Ruang Parkir Mobil Penumpang off Street Makam Syech Junaidi Waliyulloh

Abstract

Syech Junaidi Waliyulloh’s Tomb in Randusanga Wetan Village, Brebes, serves not only as a pilgrimage site but also as a center of religious activities for the local community. The increasing number of visitors requires proper management of supporting facilities, particularly parking areas, to ensure optimal services. This study aims to analyze static capacity, dynamic capacity, accumulation, occupancy, parking volume, parking duration, and turnover rate of passenger cars in the off-street parking area of Syech Junaidi’s Tomb, as well as to identify related issues. The research method applied was field surveys with parking characteristics analysis using the Z formula (Pignataro) and the parking standards issued by the Directorate General of Land Transportation (1996). Primary data such as vehicle plate numbers, arrival, and departure times were processed using Spreadsheet software to identify arrival patterns, parking duration, and space requirements. The results show that the parking lot has an area of approximately 120 m² with a static capacity of 6 SRP. The highest dynamic capacity reached 102.85 vehicles on Thursday, May 2, 2024, with a maximum accumulation of 59 vehicles on the same day. The parking requirement calculation produced 3.44 SRP, indicating that the available capacity can still accommodate visitor needs, although congestion may occur on peak days. These findings highlight the importance of effective parking management through better circulation arrangements and possible expansion to support visitor comfort and smooth religious activities.