A ticketing parking system is a type of parking management system that uses tickets to control access and exit from a parking facility. Here's how it typically works:

1. The driver enters the parking facility and takes a ticket from a ticket dispenser or attendant. The ticket contains information such as the date, time, and location of the parking space.

2. The driver parks their vehicle in an available space and keeps the ticket with them.

3. When the driver is ready to leave, they insert the ticket into a payment machine or bring it to an attendant. The machine or attendant calculates the parking fee based on the time parked and any additional charges (e.g., for oversized vehicles).

4. The driver pays the fee using cash, credit card, or other accepted payment methods. Some systems may also accept mobile payments or allow drivers to pay through a mobile app.

5. Once the payment is processed, the ticketing system generates an exit pass or opens the exit gate, allowing the driver to leave the parking facility.

6. If a driver tries to exit without paying or with an invalid ticket, the system will not allow them to leave until they resolve the issue with an attendant or payment machine.

Overall, a ticketing parking management system provides a convenient and efficient way for drivers to park their vehicles and ensures that parking fees are collected accurately and consistently.