Charlotte, NC – Street sweeping, expired plates, and overtime parking top the list of the most common on-street parking violations across the U.S., according to new data released today by Passport, the most trusted technology partner for innovative curb management solutions. Analyzing tens of millions of citations from hundreds of cities and private operators across North America, Passport’s data reveals which violations occur most frequently and how cities can use digital enforcement tools to improve transparency, safety, and compliance. “Meaningful parking data goes beyond payment and citation counts, it provides a dynamic view of how people move through and interact with cities,” said Gene Rohrwasser, CTO of Passport. “With our platform, cities can shift from reactive enforcement to proactive curb management, making streets safer and more efficient, all while driving compliance.” The top 5 on-street parking violations nationwide include: Street sweeping – parked during scheduled cleaning. In the City of Denver, 1 in 3 tickets issued in 2024 were for street sweeping infractions. Meter violation – expired or unpaid meter. In the Chicagoland area, expired meters, street cleaning violations, and nighttime parking rule violations were the top three infractions. While Florida beach towns, where parking turnover is critical to accommodate needs, overtime parking is enforced more than meter payments Expired plate – out-of-date vehicle registration No standing zone/tow away – impeding traffic or emergency access No resident permit – unauthorized parking in residential zones Lesser-known infractions also have serious consequences, and data shows that more cities are increasingly focused on violations that affect public safety, such as parking in no-standing zones or ADA spaces. These violations may be fewer in number, but the public safety risks they address are greater. Among other citations issued nationwide, cities are enforcing violations like: “Daylighting” – a new initiative to address visibility and safety at intersections. It usually includes a physical barrier, such as posts or granite blocks, to prevent vehicles from parking next to intersections, and is already happening in cities like Berkeley, CA; Lancaster, PA; Orlando, FL; Portland, OR, and more. Parking too far from the curb  – most common in cities like New York and Chicago Blocking your own driveway  – most frequently enforced in New York City Parking during a “snow emergency” –  which can still be issued in 70°F weather Parking facing the wrong direction  – tickets issued mostly in Texas and California As cities rethink how curbs are used for parking, deliveries, transit, and pedestrians, Passport’s technology provides a single source of truth. By unifying paid parking, digital permitting, enforcement and curbside payment data, municipalities can better allocate resources, improve accessibility, and engage residents more transparently. Passport supports over 800 cities and private operators across North America and has processed more than $3.5 billion in curbside payments to date. With Passport’s platform, cities can attach photo evidence to citations, reducing unnecessary appeals while prioritizing safety violations. For more insights, visit passportinc.com About Passport Passport is the trusted technology partner for over 800 cities and private operators across North America, unifying paid parking, enforcement operations, and payment infrastructure into one platform. By simplifying how municipalities manage and monetize the curb, Passport empowers local leaders to boost compliance, unlock new revenue opportunities, and improve how people move around their communities. Passport helps cities thrive by delivering the tools and insights they need to meet evolving mobility challenges and create community-focused outcomes. Media Contact: Aimee Eichelberger (312) 952-1528 Passport@983group.com

Hartford, CT – Propark Mobility announced that Eric DeMunda has joined the company as Regional Vice President of Business Development, leading new client engagement and partnership efforts throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. “Eric has a proven talent for building strong relationships and finding solutions that deliver real value for clients,” said Rudy Touvell, Chief Development Officer of Propark. “His ability to understand client needs, develop creative strategies, and lead with integrity makes him an exceptional addition to our leadership team. We’re confident that his expertise will help us continue raising the bar for service and innovation in our industry.” DeMunda brings more than 16 years of experience in business development and sales. Most recently, he served as Director of Business Development in the industry, building strong client relationships and leading initiatives that improved service delivery and customer satisfaction in key markets. Known for his collaborative style and customer-first mindset, he has earned a reputation for fostering trust, delivering measurable results, and supporting long-term success for his partners. “Eric brings an energy and passion that inspires the people around him,” said Stephen Duffy, President of Propark. “He has a unique ability to identify opportunities and bring ideas to life, approaching every situation with a solution-oriented mindset. That consultative approach is certain to help our Mid-Atlantic team continue to expand our relationships and footprint in the area.” In his new role at Propark, DeMunda will focus on building lasting partnerships, developing customized service solutions, and introducing new technologies that enhance the parking and mobility experience. He will work alongside Propark’s Mid-Atlantic team to ensure every program reflects the company’s commitment to hospitality, operational excellence, and forward-thinking solutions. About Propark Mobility Propark Mobility is a national, innovation-driven parking management company that provides full-service parking and mobility services for over 1,000 hospitality, healthcare, commercial, and off-airport locations in over 250 cities across the United States. For more information, please visit www.propark.com.

Attractive and attentive parking and transportation management techniques will display public safety initiatives best servicing our communities by providing dependable access in well maintained facilities. Safe parking destinations demonstrate consistent cleaning and equipment upkeep, lighting functionality, clear wayfinding signage and pedestrian paths, and surveillance. As it relates to transportation, safe bus stops are defined by strong visibility, clear sidewalks, positioning out of direct vehicular traffic, and signage providing the user real time tracking. Depending on location, many of us in the industry experience periodic or routine disruptive weather events, and lack of preparation can cause for costly and potential disastrous situations. We find ourselves frequently adjusting lot restrictions and transportation programming at Old Dominion University, a University in the coastal city of Norfolk, Virginia, facing severe sea level rise and constant tidal flooding.  This past August with the effects of Hurricane Erin and flooding, the department closed a popular residential lot and large portions of a prime commuter lot and dedicated specific garages on campus for University community use during the impact. Communication through social media in tandem with departmental updates assisted with providing this information in a relatively short time frame, as well as any updates to transit routes and timing. I’ve found since last Spring through involvement with the neighborhood civic league within a portion of our University blueprint increases relations with the surrounding business and residential community. Highland Park is a diverse neighborhood described as residential, commercial, industrial, and educational, with the part of campus containing our Arts District, a 9,500 multipurpose event venue, and active restaurants. In these meetings with collaboration from Old Dominion University Police, I’ve been able to share updates around University facilities, upcoming events with increased traffic through the neighborhood, changes to programming with permitting and enforcement, field questions, and work towards solutions. This is an invaluable experience aimed to better our community and provide transparency between the University and neighborhood. Zach Pearce, PTMP, is an Associate Director of Operations for Old Dominion University. Zach can be reached at zpearce@odu.edu.

Rezcomm, the global leader in modular ecommerce solutions for parking, travel, and public infrastructure, has been awarded a national cooperative procurement contract by the League of Oregon Cities, enabling public-serving agencies to purchase Rezcomm’s platform directly through NPPGov, one of the largest cooperative purchasing networks in the United States. The contract provides pre-approved access to Rezcomm’s full suite of ecommerce, CRM, and analytics tools – streamlining procurement and accelerating digital transformation for eligible organizations across all 50 U.S. states. “This contract is a milestone in Rezcomm’s expansion across North America,” said Marc Ive, CEO of Rezcomm. “It makes it easier than ever for public-serving organizations to access future-ready digital tools while remaining fully compliant with procurement regulations. We’re proud to support municipalities, airports, and civic venues as they modernize operations and deliver better services to the communities they serve.” Faster procurement through NPPGov NPPGov offers publicly solicited contracts that meet the highest compliance and competitive bidding standards. Membership is free, and any eligible public agency, such as cities, counties, airports, universities, and healthcare providers, can “piggyback” on existing contracts to avoid delays and reduce administrative overhead. “Our mission at NPPGov is to simplify procurement for public agencies, and this partnership with Rezcomm delivers exactly that,” said Bill DeMars, Executive Director at NPPGov. “We’re excited to welcome Rezcomm to our contract portfolio, giving agencies fast access to a proven platform with the power to transform public services.”  What the contract covers Through the League of Oregon Cities contract, NPPGov members gain access to Rezcomm’s all-in-one booking and engagement platform, including: Parking & Reservations: Online booking for parking, lounges, fast track, EV charging, events, and more Revenue Optimization: Dynamic pricing and yield tools powered by real-time analytics CRM & Marketing Automation: Personalized experiences, first-party data capture, and loyalty programs Operational Automation: Predictive AI, automated messaging, and real-time notifications Compliance & Resilience: Hosted on AWS with certified data protection, privacy, and uptime standards Included Support: Onboarding, training, and 24/7 helpdesk – at no additional cost Expert Team Access: Data analysts, marketers, revenue and operational specialists to drive success Rezcomm is already trusted by some of the world’s busiest airports and public operators, delivering secure, scalable technology for mission-critical environments. Why it matters This cooperative purchasing agreement is designed to eliminate procurement friction and support rapid innovation for public sector leaders. Key benefits include: No RFP Required – Contract is competitively solicited and ready to activate Nationwide Eligibility – Approved for use in all 50 U.S. states Fully Compliant – Meets public procurement and audit requirements No Membership Fee – Free to join NPPGov Faster Go-Live – Services can be launched in weeks, not months Whether managing city parking, operating an airport, or expanding public amenities, Rezcomm offers a streamlined route to modernization – without compromising procurement governance. What happens next The contract is now live. Agencies can activate access immediately and begin working with Rezcomm’s dedicated team of onboarding specialists, marketers, data analysts, and revenue experts. To learn more or to activate the contract, visit: https://info.rezcomm.com/nppgov About Rezcomm Your customers expect joined-up services. With Rezcomm Marketplace, your platform delivers exactly that – seamless, personalized experiences across digital and physical touchpoints. Originally built for airports, Rezcomm now powers travel hubs of all kinds. Our modular, AI-driven platform combines ecommerce, CRM, reservations, BI, and marketing. By giving organizations full data ownership and rich predictive analytics, Rezcomm helps them personalize every interaction, automate operations, and unlock new revenue at scale. Rezcomm supports clients globally and holds industry-leading certifications, including PCI DSS Level 1 Version 4.0 and Cyber Essentials Plus. Learn more at rezcomm.com. For press or partnership enquiries, contact Sarah Tull, Director of Communications, at sarah.tull@rezcomm.com.

London, UK – Manchester Airport Group (MAG) and BookFlowGo have been shortlisted as finalists for the prestigious Parking Technology Award at the 2025 British Parking Awards. The recognition comes for MAG and BookFlowGo’s complex migration from its legacy valet technology to ParkIT, BookFlowGo’s cloud-based valet management platform. Working hand-in-hand, MAG and BookFlowGo delivered a 13-month program that migrated seven car parks across Manchester, East Midlands, and London Stansted airports. The project achieved a seamless transition from its legacy system to a cloud-based infrastructure with zero operational downtime and no passenger impact. “We are honored to be named finalists for the Parking Technology Award,” said Oli Ashford, Managing Director of BookFlowGo. “This was an extraordinary project that has transformed valet parking services at all of MAG’s airports. And the benefits will only increase as MAG continues to grow.” Key highlights of the migration include: Zero downtime and no passenger disruption across three of the UK’s busiest airports 17 dry runs and six live cutovers, each managed in live airport environments 100+ staff trained and supported during the rollout Full integration across all self-service kiosks and lockers A modern user interface delivering better staff experience and efficiency MAG’s cloud-based valet platform provides real-time vehicle tracking, operational visibility, and data-driven decision-making, enabling MAG to deliver a more efficient valet service and a better experience for passengers. Customers benefit from a seamless check-in experience and airport managers have full operational visibility at their fingertips. “This is the smoothest landing of a high-profile system change that I’ve seen in my time at MAG,” said David Naughton, Technology Product Manager at Manchester Airport Group. The nomination underscores how strategic collaboration and meticulous planning can deliver transformative results in complex, high-volume environments. The success of this program is now seen as a blueprint for digital upgrades across airports, demonstrating how integrated valet, pre-booking, and self-service solutions can drive both operational excellence and passenger satisfaction. About BookFlowGo BookFlowGo is a leader in digital parking and mobility solutions, providing innovative, cloud-based platforms that transform how operators manage parking, valet, and pre-booking services. Through its ParkIT valet management system, Chauntry Parkspace pre-booking platform, and Future Generation Services (FGS) self-service kiosks, BookFlowGo helps airports and parking operators deliver seamless, data-driven, and customer-focused solutions. The company can be found online at https://bookflowgo.com. About Manchester Airport Group (MAG) Manchester Airport Group (MAG) is the UK’s largest airport group, owning and operating Manchester, London Stansted, and East Midlands airports. Serving more than 60 million passengers annually, MAG is committed to delivering world-class airport services, sustainable growth, and enhanced travel experiences. MAG can be found online at https://www.magairports.com. About The British Parking Awards Created and presented by Parking Review magazine, the British Parking Awards are an independent competition. The awards recognize the leading examples of car park management, enforcement, design, and teamwork throughout the UK. For more information, visit https://www.britishparkingawards.uk.