IPMI Awards Top Industry Accreditation to Leading Parking, Transportation, and Mobility Organizations
The International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) recognizes industry organizations that have achieved Accredited Parking Organization (APO) accreditation, earned the more stringent APO with Distinction, or re-accredited their APO.
Bendheim Earns Federal Trademark Registration for Groundbreaking GripGlaze Glass System
New York, NY — Bendheim, a global leader in specialty and sustainable architectural glass solutions, has received federal trademark registration for its innovative GripGlaze® glass system. This is an important milestone for a technology developed to simplify the installation of large architectural glass panels while providing architects greater design freedom.
My Year in the Rearview: Lessons in Collaboration, Technology, and the Politics of Parking
I am relatively new to my role directing parking and transit services at Kent State University, and, as you can expect, I’ve had some challenges and lessons along the way. I’ve found it both cathartic and beneficial to reflect on the challenges and lessons learned since stepping into leadership in this industry. I’ve learned how much of a collaborator I truly am and how this has helped me to be a better leader. I’ve dealt with the strain of not being fully staffed and struggling to remain operational while also trying to manage burnout for myself and my staff. Finally, dealing with the politics of parking has challenged me and spurred me to grow as a leader.
Pennsylvania House Bill 1862: What Private Parking Operators Need to Know About this New Legislation
A major change is coming to private parking operations in Pennsylvania.
On July 17, 2026, Pennsylvania enacted House Bill 1862, a wide-ranging transportation bill that establishes a new framework for how private parking operators can issue charges and contact vehicle owners. The new requirements take effect July 1, 2027, giving operators time to prepare.