The report states that city centre car parks could be gradually replaced with "more valuable" uses such as housing and civic spaces, as demand for parking space decreases.
The demand for space in cities is largely a product of regulations that demand valuable land be wasted on parking, limit mixed-use zoning and restrict the height of buildings.
Hiring on-demand chauffeurs in Beijing also became more popular in April when parking charges were doubled to 10 yuan per hour as part of measures to curb traffic in the central city.