Delhi today got its first automated multi-level car parking lot at the crowded Sarojini Nagar Market that is expected to reduce congestion on the roads and allow shoppers to leave their vehicles at a safe place.The car parking constructed at a cost of 80 crore rupees was inaugurated jointly by Union Urban Development Minister Kamal Nath and Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit. However, the parking will be commercially opened first of next month after the completion of its trial for 20 days.The parking which will be known as South Square spread across eight floors to accommodate 824 vehicles at an economical charge of 10 rupees for first two hours and 10 rupees for each subsequent hour upto a maximum of 40 rupees per day. The multi-level parking area is fully automated and has car lifts, pallets, computerised control systems that will be operational round the clock.People can use the parking by buying a 'car park card', drive into the facility and leave the car at the basement, from where it will be automatically taken to the parking area. The parking system has state-of-the-art security check and car scanning technologies with improved security, safety for parking of the cars in minimum space.