Enforcement

Parking, transportation and mobility is an exciting profession that touches nearly everyone’s lives daily. This course is a foundation level course that will introduce topics such as customer service, communication, planning, parking regulations, enforcement and compliance, maintenance, sustainability and technology. This course is a perfect way to acquaint newly-hired parking and mobility professionals to the industry. Once all the modules are completed the end of course assessment appears. Those who score 70 percent or better on the assessment receive completion certificates.

For decades, cities have relied on parking fines as static tools—anchored in tradition more than purpose. Yet as transportation networks grow more complex and streets become riskier, this status-quo approach is failing both residents and policymakers. It’s time to rethink how fines are structured so they not only influence behavior, but do so fairly and strategically. Today, fine schedules often apply harsh penalties to low-risk administrative violations while underpricing high-risk behaviors—like blocking fire hydrants—that endanger the public. This mismatch erodes trust, especially when lower-income residents face disproportionate financial hardship for infractions with minimal social impact. When penalties feel arbitrary, they are perceived less as tools for safety and more as regressive taxes. Data shows that deterrence hinges not just on penalty dollar value, but on its relevance—how well it aligns with risk, compliance value, and community context. Cities that recalibrate fines to reflect both severity and neighborhood realities can improve equity and collections while encouraging safer streets. Prioritizing smarter fine design, proportionality, and targeted enforcement could allow cities to shift away from blanket forgiveness programs—which require administrative lift without addressing root causes. Tools like dynamic pricing, location-based fines, and income-sensitive penalties can help cities strike the balance between fairness and impact. Some jurisdictions have already begun to reform fine structures: New York and Los Angeles are exploring income-based and data-driven fine optimization, respectively, while Chicago recently capped penalties for administrative violations. These efforts signal a growing recognition that fines should reinforce social value, not perpetuate inequity. By grounding enforcement in community impact, equity, and measurable outcomes, cities can treat fines as meaningful policy levers—not punishment. Matt Darst is the Head of Professional Services for Trellint, a Modaxo Company. Matt can be reached at matt.darst@trellint.com.

Indianapolis, IN — T2 Systems, a parking technology leader, announced that T2 PARCS (Parking Access and Revenue Control System) now supports the ID TECH VP6825 PCI P2PE (Payment Card Industry Point-to-Point Encryption) Validated Payment Solution. T2’s PARCS solution is powered by T2 Flex®, the industry-leading permit management and enforcement software platform. Flex is a highly configurable permit management tool that provides streamlined enforcement and citation management, access to real-time data and a suite of standard and customizable reports. Flex includes advanced PARCS capabilities for a unified parking management platform. Integrating the new ID TECH PCI P2PE solution with T2 PARCS delivers end-to-end encryption, faster processing speeds and mobile payment options like Google Pay® and Apple Pay®, enabling parking operators to process transactions more securely and efficiently while simplifying PCI compliance and protecting their future revenue systems. Considered the industry gold standard, PCI P2PE encrypts sensitive credit card data from the point of payment until it is decrypted by the service provider, significantly reducing the scope of a business’s PCI compliance. The new solution supports contactless, chip and magstripe payments. “Integrating ID TECH’s validated PCI P2PE trusted payment technology with T2 PARCS protects every tap, dip and swipe to future-proof parking operations with trusted payment technology,” said Matt Howard, Vice President, Product, T2 Systems. “Operators can move vehicles through lanes faster, reduce compliance overhead and offer the seamless payment experiences their parkers expect.” Proven customer success The Lancaster Parking Authority (LPA) in Lancaster, PA, recently consolidated four different PARC vendors’ systems across seven garages into one T2 PARCS solution with T2 Flex® for permit and enforcement for monthly parkers and off-street violations. LPA benefits from having a single parking technology vendor for off-street parking: one vendor, one account manager and streamlined processes. “Since implementing T2 PARCS with ID TECH’s encrypted PCI P2PE solution, we’ve seen a dramatic improvement in security and efficiency,” said Ibrahim Aman, Deputy Executive Director of LPA. “Processing over 165,000 transactions in just a few months with faster throughput and seamless reconciliation proves that our parkers trust this solution and gives us a future-proof investment for tomorrow’s parking requirements.” With T2, LPA efficiently oversees a parking inventory of approximately 1,200 on-street spaces, seven off-street garages with approximately 4,500 spaces, four lots with about 190 and about 1,000 metered spaces. Key benefits for parking operators Security That Scales: PCI P2PE v3.1 validation delivers the highest level of payment protection and simplifies compliance. Frictionless Operations: Faster processing speeds reduce congestion; robust offline capabilities keep lanes moving even during network interruptions; automated API reconciliation streamlines back-office workflows. Modern Payment Choice: Supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, EMV chip + PIN, magstripe, barcodes/QR, and open/closed loop cards, all with contactless-first functionality and extended read range. Future-Ready Investment: Outdoor-rated Level 6 EMV P2PE hardware supported until April 30, 2032. About T2 Systems T2 Systems, a Verra Mobility company, provides North America’s most comprehensive suite of parking and mobility solutions, serving over 2,000 customers, including universities, municipalities, and private operators. With industry-leading platforms like T2 Flex®, T2 UNIFI®, and Velocity™, T2 helps organizations confidently manage parking permits, enforcement, access, payments, and mobility. About ID TECH ID TECH is a global leader in payment solutions, providing secure and reliable hardware, software, and merchant services to support contactless, mobile, and EMV transactions. With over 40 years of experience, ID TECH serves businesses worldwide with innovative, customer-focused products. For more information, visit www.idtechproducts.com. About Verra Mobility Verra Mobility Corporation (NASDAQ: VRRM) is a leading provider of smart mobility technology solutions that make transportation safer, smarter and more connected. The company sits at the center of the mobility ecosystem, bringing together vehicles, hardware, software, data, and people to enable safe, efficient solutions for customers globally. Verra Mobility’s transportation safety systems and parking management solutions protect lives, improve urban and motorway mobility, and support healthier communities. The company also solves complex payment, utilization, and compliance challenges for fleet owners and rental car companies. Headquartered in Arizona, Verra Mobility operates in North America, Europe, and Australia. For more information, please visit www.verramobility.com. Forward Looking Statements We describe initiatives that drive our business and may impact future results in this press release. Such discussions contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”). Forward-looking statements are those that address activities, events, or developments that management intends, expects, projects, believes, or anticipates will or may occur in the future. They are based on management’s assumptions and assessments in light of past experience and trends, current economic and industry conditions, expected future developments, and other relevant factors. 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Milwaukee, WI – Park Loyalty, a leading provider of omnichannel enforcement and violations management solutions, announced the close of its Series A funding round led by Elephant. The investment marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth journey and will accelerate the expansion of its product portfolio, services, and implementation teams to meet growing market demand. Elephant is a venture capital firm focused on high-growth software, internet, and technology companies. With a proven track record and understanding of the parking and mobility market, Elephant stood out as a uniquely aligned partner for Park Loyalty’s long-term vision. The partnership supports Park Loyalty’s commitment to helping parking agencies modernize enforcement and move toward data-driven, transparent, and community-oriented approaches that encourage compliance and improve mobility outcomes. The funding will be used to accelerate the development of Park Loyalty’s Pro Solutions suite including Enforce Pro, Process Pro, Permit Pro, and newest addition, Rewards Pro, and to expand implementation capacity and customer support operations. “This investment validates the hard work of our entire team,” said Sriram Somanchi, Founder and CTO of Park Loyalty. “It energizes us to continue driving innovation that aligns with customer objectives.” Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis., Park Loyalty has rapidly become a trusted name in parking management software solutions. Over the past year, the company has expanded to 33 US states and Canada, surpassed 1,000 enforcement subscriptions and now serves more than 100 customers across municipalities, private operators, transit authorities and universities. Its platform supports the processing of over four million citations annually. Earlier this year, Park Loyalty also introduced its automated enforcement solution, marking a major step in supporting off-street and frictionless enforcement capabilities. Marc Lucey, CEO of Park Loyalty, said: “The funding is more than capital, it’s a testament to the trust our customers and investors have placed in our vision. We’re building something that makes a real impact, and this partnership will help us move even faster.”   About Park Loyalty Park Loyalty makes parking software simple. Its Pro Solutions platform delivers enforcement, processing, permitting, and rewards solutions for any type of parking agency. Park Loyalty is a leader in omnichannel enforcement, supporting operations through on-street patrolling officers, mobile LPR integration, and automated, frictionless parking facilities with citations issued as ticket-by-mail or e-citations, all seamlessly managed within the same platform. With proven rapid deployment, a growing network of integration partners, and deep industry expertise, Park Loyalty ensures that no matter how agencies manage their parking, the platform can support them. By connecting frontline enforcement with back-office processing, permit management, and customer engagement, Park Loyalty helps agencies increase efficiency, strengthen compliance, and deliver measurable results for their communities. Visit parkloyalty.com or follow Park Loyalty on LinkedIn. About Elephant Elephant is a venture capital firm focused on high-growth software, internet, and technology companies. Elephant partners with visionary entrepreneurs to help them scale and build market-leading solutions. Visit elephantvc.com.

Los Angeles, CA and Auckland, New Zealand – ParkHelp, the global leader in parking guidance solutions, announced its acquisition of Cleverciti Systems GmbH, the worldwide leader in AI-powered curb management, on-street parking guidance, and guided enforcement solutions. The acquisition creates the industry’s most comprehensive, end-to-end platform—a unified ecosystem of technologies that reduces traffic congestion, increases revenue, and maximizes compliance and efficiency. “Cleverciti brings world-class AI, data intelligence, and sensor technology to the ParkHelp ecosystem,” said ParkHelp’s CEO Poojitha Preena. “Together, we’re the only global provider able to manage every parking space—on-street or off-street, indoor or outdoor—from one unified, cloud-based platform.” “For years, operators have had to piece together fragmented parking technologies,” said Cleverciti CEO David Parker. “Now, with our unified Portal, they can have a single source of truth for all occupancy, curbside activity, payments, and enforcement data. Whether managing a city’s entire curb network, an airport, or a university campus, clients can deliver a seamless, data-driven experience to drivers and enforcement teams alike—indoor or outdoor, on-street or off-street.” Cleverciti’s curbside, on-street, and open-air off-street technologies are used in over 100 cities across the globe to reduce congestion, increase compliance, and enhance the driver experience using patented AI-enabled overhead sensors, real-time occupancy detection, state-of-the art LED digital signage, and guided enforcement. These technologies perfectly complement ParkHelp’s off-street sensor-based guidance systems and digital signage solutions, and the two platforms will now be combined to offer city operators and private asset owners a single, cohesive solution. The combined platform will enable clients to: Monitor and manage every parking space in real time—across streets, garages, and open-air lots. Guide drivers intelligently to available spaces with dynamic signage and app-based wayfinding. Guide enforcement officers to increase compliance and reduce operational costs. Optimize curb zones for delivery, ride-hail, EV charging, ADA, and more. Leverage powerful analytics to maximize ROI, reduce congestion, and achieve sustainability goals. This strategic acquisition marks a major milestone in ParkHelp’s 20-year history of innovation and positions the company as the go-to global provider for cities, airports, shopping malls, universities, and parking operators seeking a unified, intelligent parking and curbside management solution. “Municipal parking and curb management remain among the most untapped opportunities in urban mobility,” said Andy Bess, Managing Director of TrueNorth Capital Partners, who advised Cleverciti on the transaction. “This combination creates a powerhouse uniquely positioned to shape the future of smart, connected cities.” With a combined direct presence in six countries—The United States, Germany, Spain, Brazil, New Zealand, and Ecuador—and a global network of certified distributors, the group now supports over 600,000 monitored parking spaces across over 700 locations in 50 countries. In addition to this strategic acquisition, ParkHelp announced that it is actively pursuing additional partnerships and acquisitions to further expand its technology offerings and global footprint. “We’re just getting started,” said Poojitha Preena. “This deal represents a pivotal step in our growth strategy, but we’re already exploring additional opportunities to bring even more innovation to the mobility and smart city space. As we close out our second consecutive year of over 100% year-over-year growth, we continue to hear from clients that the ability to drive ROI and offer flexibility in business models to accommodate any budget is a key reason they are adopting our Hardware-as-a-Service and Software-as-a-Service offerings.” The integration process is already underway and ParkHelp occupancy data is already available in the Cleverciti platform for existing mutual clients. Existing ParkHelp and Cleverciti clients can expect uninterrupted service and support, with new integration options enhancing the value of existing deployments. Cleverciti becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of ParkHelp and the entire Cleverciti team will remain in place following the acquisition, ensuring continuity for clients and partners. The combined company will continue to grow globally, investing in product innovation, AI development, and operational scalability. This continuity underscores the strong cultural, technical, and strategic alignment between the two organizations. Cleverciti was advised by TrueNorth Capital Partners and DLA Piper. ParkHelp was advised by Lupp+Partner. About ParkHelp Technologies ParkHelp is one of the world’s leading providers of smart parking solutions, offering a range of innovative products designed to optimize parking management, improve the user experience, promote sustainable urban mobility, and help parking owners generate more revenue. The company designs, manufactures, sells, and services advanced parking guidance systems (PGS), digital guidance signage, license plate recognition (LPR) cameras, and integrated software solutions tailored for diverse environments, including commercial complexes, shopping malls, hospitals, corporate campuses, airports, and municipalities. ParkHelp can be found online at www.parkhelp.com. About Cleverciti Cleverciti is a pioneering curbside intelligence company specializing in AI-powered parking guidance and enforcement technologies. Its award-winning and patented systems deliver real-time parking availability, guided enforcement, and data-driven curb management for cities and commercial operators worldwide. Visit www.cleverciti.com.

Park Loyalty has expanded its footprint in the transit sector with the launch of Enforce Pro and Process Pro at seven Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) commuter parking locations. The LIRR is the busiest commuter railroad in North America, transporting nearly 250,000 passengers every weekday. For many riders, the journey begins and ends in a commuter lot, placing great importance on efficient and connected parking management in creating a convenient travel experience. Smart Enforcement Designed for Transit Agencies This deployment reflects Park Loyalty’s continued ability to deliver omnichannel enforcement solutions that adapt to any type of parking agency, from municipalities to universities, operators, and major transit authorities. It also builds on Park Loyalty’s work with another leading transit authority, SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority), where our enforcement system has already helped streamline their parking operation. [SEPTA case study] As part of the LIRR rollout, Park Loyalty introduced an additional way to validate vehicles: in addition to license plate recognition, Enforce Pro can now scan the New York State registration stickers that are displayed on every windshield. This feature provides multiple options for compliance validation, while also auto-populating detailed vehicle information such as make, model, color, and VIN, adding speed and accuracy to the enforcement process. The deployment also integrates with T2 Systems meters and Parking Base for permits and scan-to-pay, providing a connected ecosystem that simplifies operations for the LIRR and improves the parking experience for commuters. Park Loyalty thanks the Long Island Rail Road and our integration partners for their collaboration on this successful launch, which underscores our role as a trusted partner in delivering smart enforcement and processing solutions across the parking industry.

The parking and mobility industry has never had a soundtrack—until now. Mobility Fever Dream, the debut concept album by Brooke Krieger, drops October 24, 2025, on all major streaming platforms. Created as a cultural time capsule, the album transforms the language, challenges, and humor of modern mobility into a fast-paced, satirical, and surprisingly human musical experience. Divided into four acts, Mobility Fever Dream explores everything from the relentless pace of conferences and RFP cycles to the tech-fueled evolution of AI, EV, and AV integration in our cities. The sound stretches across pop, hip-hop, country, and even K-pop—because the mobility space, like the album, refuses to fit neatly into one category. “This project started as a joke between colleagues about how wild our industry has become,” says Krieger. “But the more I thought about it, the more I realized: the mobility industry is art in motion. It deserves to be heard as much as it’s seen.” A Four-Act Journey Through the Industry’s Chaos With track titles like “Buyout Season,” “The Parking King (RIP Donald Shoup),” “Curbside Hero,” and “Free Parking? Babe, That’s So 2003,” the album blends wit and insight—offering a rhythm-driven reflection on automation, open-market innovation, and the culture of parking itself. Each act mirrors a stage of the industry’s evolution: Act I: The Fever Dream — The nonstop world of trade shows, funding rounds, and caffeine-fueled innovation. Act II: The Streets — Where policy, enforcement, and the human side of parking collide. Act III: The System Reloads — Technology, apps, and automation take center stage. Act IV: The Vision — A nod to the future we’re building—connected, autonomous, and a little bit chaotic. And as a bonus track, the album closes where it all began: “Artificial Intention”—a sultry nod to our industry’s collective fascination with artificial intelligence and automation. Satire, Sound, and the Soul of a Sector Released under Curb Culture Media, Mobility Fever Dream isn’t just an album—it’s a mirror. It celebrates the dreamers, engineers, planners, operators, and innovators who make cities more livable every day. “I wanted to create something that makes people in this space laugh, nod, and think, ‘Yep, that’s us,’” says Krieger. “Because behind every citation, every app, every RFP—there’s a story worth singing.” Mobility Fever Dream challenges how we talk about mobility, reminding us that the future isn’t just about infrastructure—it’s about imagination. Listen for Yourself Stream “Mobility Fever Dream” everywhere October 24, 2025.

In recent conversations with three different parking enforcement officers who recently started utilizing wearable cameras, a harsh reality became clear: there is a void in the existing toolset that officers face when trying to do their job while documenting interactions and staying safe while doing it. Increasingly, officers find themselves stuck in the middle of two groups of people: those who are verbally and physically aggressive or confrontational, and those who make accusations of rudeness or harassment. While radio reports and written reports can provide a starting point, organizations are finding that POV video offers an objective view into what officers face in the field every day. Organizations and Municipalities are shaping the future of safety and efficiency in the industry via: Video with audio transcription – an exact recounting of interactions to cut out the question, “What did they say and how did you respond?” Livestream for supervisors to tap into emergency situations from anywhere, anytime. Safety highlights – real time alerts to see critical situations as they occur. Reporting – standardization of incident reporting through the use of a wearable camera. If you work in an office, you most likely have tools that record video meetings, take notes while you’re speaking to people, and organize your day using technology. Making the same essentials easy and accessible to field workers through wearable technology is proving to be an avenue that provides them with the confidence to do their job while staying as safe as possible. Henry Broback is the Director of Strategic Partnerships for Plix AI Body Cameras. Henry can be reached at henry@plix.ai.

This summer, starting July 1st, the City of Bangor, Maine, launched a parking ticket amnesty program allowing overdue fines to be paid without late fees. The program came ahead of the introduction of The Barnacle, a new windshield-mounted enforcement device designed to replace traditional boots. By the end of the month, more than $9,000 in unpaid parking tickets were resolved, demonstrating the success of a program built on fairness and equity.[1][2] A CLEAN SLATE: THE AMNESTY PROGRAM Recognizing that past violations can snowball into burdensome penalties, Bangor’s July amnesty initiative allowed residents with violations over 30 days old to pay only the original fine, waiving late fees and doubled penalties.[2] To ensure residents knew about the opportunity, the city launched a broad publicity campaign that included announcements on local TV and radio stations, social media posts, updates on the city’s website, and signage in municipal garages and downtown areas. This outreach helped spread the word quickly, encouraging compliance, giving people a fresh start, and generating strong community engagement.[3] THE NEXT CHAPTER IN PARKING COMPLIANCE With the amnesty program wrapping up, Bangor prepared to roll out Barnacle devices for ongoing enforcement. Replacing the traditional wheel boot, the Barnacle attaches to a vehicle’s windshield, making it immediately visible and unsafe to drive until resolved. Drivers receive clear instructions for fast, convenient payment and self-removal.[2][4] “The beginning of August, we are launching what’s called the Barnacle, and the Barnacle is what used to be the boot on a car. So instead of on a tire, it’s going to be on the windshield. And so we wanted people to kind of get their ducks in a row in terms of parking so that they don’t have to receive the Barnacle and we wanted to kind of have that time to be able to explain what the Barnacle is,” said Biguita Hernandez-Smith, Economic Development Officer for the City of Bangor.[3] This approach ensures compliance while minimizing disruption, damage, and wait times. PARTNERSHIPS DRIVING SUCCESS  Bangor’s Business & Economic Development Committee emphasized that this success comes from strong collaboration across departments—from finance to code enforcement. Pairing digital tools like the ParkMobile app, a fair forgiveness program, and Barnacle enforcement is helping the city deliver on its promise to make downtown parking easier, more accessible, and more efficient.[5] SETTING A MODEL FOR OTHER CITIES Bangor’s early results show how cities can pairBst compliance and trust. By recovering thousands in unpaid tickets while giving drivers a path to catch up, Bangor is setting an example for other municipalities facing similar challenges.  Watch the Full News Story [6] Sources: Bangor Daily News (September 5, 2025). “Bangor recouped $9K in unpaid parking tickets after threatening to use the ‘Barnacle’.” Bangor Daily News. Retrieved September 16, 2025. News Center Maine Staff (July 10, 2025). “Drivers can take advantage of Bangor parking ticket amnesty before the city deploys the ‘barnacle’.” News Center Maine. Retrieved September 16, 2025. WABI Staff (July 8, 2025). “Bangor to grant amnesty in July for parking violation fees.” WABI (local news). Retrieved September 16, 2025. WGME Staff (July 10, 2025). “‘Barnacle’ parking enforcement is coming to Bangor.” WGME 13 News. Retrieved September 16, 2025. Bangor Mike Staff (July 14, 2025). “July 7, 2025 Bangor City Council Committee Meetings.” Bangor Mike. Retrieved September 16, 2025. Bangor Mike Staff (July 8, 2025). “Bangor to Grant Amnesty in July for Parking Violation Fees.” WABI TV5 News. Retrieved September 16, 2025.

Bethlehem, PA — Following the success of its curb management pilot project with Cleverciti, the Bethlehem Parking Authority (BPA) is taking the next step. The two organizations have now extended their partnership to roll out on-street detection, increased enforcement efficiencies, and digital signage for wayfinding—strengthening Bethlehem’s efforts to manage curb usage, traffic flow, parking compliance and the overall mobility experience. Building on a Strong Foundation Earlier this year, BPA and Cleverciti launched a pilot project using Cleverciti’s AI-powered aerial sensors to monitor offstreet availability, occupancy, turnover and compliance in Bethlehem. This pilot has already delivered valuable real-time data, enabling smarter decisions on parking operations. That foundation has proven the value of data-driven curb management for Bethlehem, and now the stakes are rising: to make all of parking more responsive, compliant, and navigable. What’s New: On-Street Detection & Guided Enforcement Under the expanded scope: On-Street Detection: Additional sensors will be deployed along selected streets and to detect when vehicles are occupying curb zones. These will not only monitor if a space is in use, but also capture metadata around duration, turnover, and unauthorized uses (e.g. overstay, loading vs. passenger drop-off vs. parking). Enforcement Efficiencies: With more precise detection data, the BPA can guide enforcement practices toward the broader goal of achieving compliance rather than issuing tickets. Automated alerts will notify officers when violations occur, allowing for more efficient responses. Over time, as patterns of misuse are revealed through data, enforcement strategies can become even more efficient and proactive, reducing the need for ticketing while increasing overall compliance. Wayfinding via Digital Signage One of the most visible changes will be the addition of digital signage across key entry points and thoroughfares: Signs installed at strategic locations will display real-time curb and space availability, guiding drivers toward available areas. The signage will also help with wayfinding: showing directions to nearby parking resources, loading zones, special event zones, or accessible parking. The aim is to reduce cruising, congestion, and emissions caused by drivers circling in search of parking, while sharing impactful information with the community and improving the predictability and experience of arriving in downtown and event areas. Expected Impacts & Benefits: Benefit - What It Means for Bethlehem Improved Compliance / Reduced Violations - Guided enforcement fueled by accurate, real-time detection means fewer illegally parked vehicles, overstays, or misuse of special curb zones. Reduced Traffic Congestion - With wayfinding and visible guidance, drivers waste less time circling, freeing up curb space and easing flow. Better Use of Curb Assets - Data will reveal where curb space is under-utilized or misused, allowing BPA to reallocate, redesign, or manage zones dynamically. Enhanced User Experience - Residents, visitors, delivery drivers, and businesses benefit from clearer information, more reliable parking, and easier navigation. Environmental & Operational Efficiency - Less idling, smarter routing, and more efficient enforcement reduce emissions and minimize overtime or inefficient staff deployment. “These solutions mark another important step in our commitment to providing innovative, data-driven solutions that enhance the parking experience in Bethlehem,” said Steven Fernstrom, Executive Director of the Bethlehem Parking Authority. “Having access to accurate usage data is foundational to creating a more accessible and vibrant downtown for residents, businesses, and visitors.” “Cleverciti is proud to deepen our partnership with the Bethlehem Parking Authority,” said Sonny Samra, Chief Revenue Officer, Cleverciti. “From our initial deployment, we have seen both the challenges and the opportunities for parking in Bethlehem. Adding detection, guided enforcement, and wayfinding signage allows for an integrated approach that creates a closed loop system—where data is continuously collected, analyzed, and acted upon —providing real-time information, actionable insights, and visible guidance, so Bethlehem can deliver a better, smarter mobility experience.” What’s Next As rollout advances, BPA and Cleverciti will monitor metrics such as: Uptake in compliant parking (decrease in violations) Reduction in time spent cruising for a spot Changes in turnover and space utilization in detected zones Operational efficiencies (e.g. enforcement response time, staff allocation) Bethlehem’s journey with Cleverciti shows how modern curb management isn’t just a back-office function, but a visible, interactive experience that shapes mobility, access, and the city’s daily flow. This new phase promises to sharpen that experience for everyone.

Indianapolis, IN — T2 Systems, a Verra Mobility (NASDAQ: VRRM) company, announced the 20-year anniversary of its flagship T2 Flex® cloud-based parking permit management and enforcement solution. Since its launch, T2 Flex has helped modernize parking operations for hundreds of universities, municipalities, and private operators. T2 Systems provides the most comprehensive suite of parking and mobility solutions in North America, serving over 2,000 parking organizations. T2 technology manages millions of parking spaces and processes millions of transactions across hundreds of universities, municipalities, and private operators in North America. T2 Flex was one of the first digital browser-based solutions to solve the problem of fragmented, outdated parking systems that cause inefficiencies, silos, and poor customer experiences. Today, T2 Flex is a cloud-based tool that addresses the needs of large universities and cities that struggle to manage complex, high-volume operations spread across multiple systems with its centralized, enterprise-grade T2 UNIFI® Platform for seamless digital payments, virtual permitting, enforcement, and analytics. The T2 Flex platform enables organizations of all sizes to streamline operations, reduce IT burden, and deliver a better experience for customers and administrators. “Two decades ago, T2 Systems launched Flex to lead a technology shift in parking — delivering the first cloud-based, hosted, comprehensive parking system,” said Zack Harmeyer, Senior Vice President of Product at T2 Systems. “Today, Flex is the most advanced parking management platform available, supporting everything from permit sales to license plate recognition (LPR), mobile enforcement, along with Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS) and real-time data analytics across college campuses, hospitals, airports, and cities throughout North America. This milestone is a testament to our customers and partners who helped guide its evolution and shape the modern parking experience.” The flagship Flex platform continues to evolve with software innovations for residential permitting from T2 Reside™, mobile citation payments with Scan & Pay™, and event or interim parking with T2 Tempo™. The company is advancing the solution with T2 FlexForward™, a scalable, fully cloud-hosted solution with enhanced integrations, streamlined user experiences, and deeper connectivity across the T2 UNIFI® Network, which is already being used by more than 60% of Flex customers to enhance parking operations. With its sleek, intuitive interface designed for today’s users, FlexForward provides a faster, cleaner, and easier system to navigate for complex operations or daily tasks. “T2’s collaborative approach to developing FlexForward ensured that customer feedback directly shaped the product. The result is a platform with meaningful enhancements, from the powerful global search to a more intuitive design that streamlines workflows and improves efficiency,” said Andrew Woloszczuk, Permit Specialist and Adjudications Lead, at Duke University. As the industry’s longest-standing and most widely adopted parking management enforcement solution, Flex powers mission-critical parking operations for more than 100,000 users across more than 400 installations in North America. “T2 has been our go-to parking strategy for nearly 25 years, and we’ve been using the Flex platform for the past 18 years,” said Josh Cantor, Director of Parking & Transportation at George Mason University. “From being the first customer of T2’s Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS), to the integration of collections, pay stations, and license plate recognition, T2 has given us the ability to keep expanding our parking solutions under a single platform.” To celebrate the anniversary, T2 is launching the #Flex20 campaign featuring customer spotlights, historical insights, and product roadmap previews at its annual T2 Connect event, the parking industry’s largest and longest-running customer user conference. About T2 Systems T2 Systems, a Verra Mobility company, provides the most comprehensive suite of parking and mobility solutions in North America, serving over 2,000 customers, including universities, municipalities, and private operators. With industry-leading platforms like T2 Flex®, T2 UNIFI®, and Velocity™, T2 helps organizations manage parking permits, enforcement, access, payments, and mobility with confidence. T2 Flex® and T2 UNIFI® are registered trademarks of T2 Systems, Inc. About Verra Mobility Verra Mobility Corporation (NASDAQ: VRRM) is a leading provider of smart mobility technology solutions that make transportation safer, smarter, and more connected. The company sits at the center of the mobility ecosystem, bringing together vehicles, hardware, software, data, and people to enable safe, efficient solutions for customers globally. Verra Mobility’s transportation safety systems and parking management solutions protect lives, improve urban and motorway mobility, and support healthier communities. The company also solves complex payment, utilization, and compliance challenges for fleet owners and rental car companies. Headquartered in Arizona, Verra Mobility operates in North America, Europe, and Australia. For more information, please visit www.verramobility.com.