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Parking lot lights, that are in/ on each space. That indicates if there is a space available…. Less driving around the lot looking for a space
Most every mall in Asian countries I've visited has this system already. This may just be a North America being cheap problem.
Some North American malls have them.
The problem is that a lot of American malls are in decline and can barely afford to keep the escalators working, let alone install these lights.