Digital Parking Tech

Miami, FL - HONK, a leading provider of digital parking payment solutions, and Survision, a global leader in vehicle identification technology, announced a new integration between HONK's parking management platform and Survision's PlatEnforce mobile LPR Solution.

Vancouver, Canada – PayByPhone, a global leader in mobile parking payments, introduces Ticket Takeover, a new feature designed to easily offer app-based parking payments in ticketed off-street parking locations to cities and private operators.

Fresno, CA - Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) announced a new partnership with Metropolis, which will enable a hassle-free fully contactless parking experience. Beginning July 14, travelers across all of FAT’s parking lots can simply drive in and drive out. No tickets, no kiosks, and faster exit lanes, making parking one of the easiest parts of the journey through California’s Central Valley.

Chicago, IL — Ocra, the first AI-powered revenue management system (RMS) and global distribution system (GDS) purpose-built for hotel parking assets, announced its preferred technology partner status with Actabl, the industry leader in hospitality business intelligence, labor management, and operations solutions. This partnership empowers hotel owners and operators to seamlessly unlock parking as a massive, historically underutilized asset class to generate substantial top-line revenue.

Lessons in Collaboration, Technology, and the Politics of Parking

Payments power nearly every part of the modern parking experience, from kiosks and gates to mobile apps and permits. But for many parking professionals, what’s happening under the payments hood remains a black box.

Integrating Parking Transaction Data Into the General Ledger

How Cities Can Unlock the Full Value of Their Curb Assets

What Parking Professionals Should Know About Embedded Payments

Hartford, CT – Propark Mobility announced that the company has been selected to support parking operations at Brooklyn Army Terminal, a historic waterfront campus in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

IPMI, Milwaukee and New York, NY – Confusing parking payment systems are shaping how Americans move through their communities, according to new research from NMI®, a global leader in embedded payments infrastructure. NMI surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults and found that nearly one in three drivers (30%) say they have received a parking ticket due to confusing payment instructions, while more than a third (37%) regularly encounter technical issues when paying at parking kiosks or pay stations.

Stronger Systems, Safer Payments