Mobility

BELLEVUE, Wash. – INRIX, a leader in transportation analytics and mobility intelligence, today released its first-ever INRIX Parking Scorecard, the largest comparative analyses of downtown parking conditions across North America and Europe. Drawing on parking availability, curb regulations, pricing data and parking infrastructure from more than 120 downtown areas in 14 countries, the report reveals significant differences in parking conditions and how cities allocate curb space.

Sustainability is increasingly shaping how parking and mobility organizations plan, operate, and prepare for the future. Join IPMI’s Parksmart & Sustainable Mobility Working Group for a timely exploration of the strategies, practices, and innovations advancing more sustainable parking and mobility. This webinar will highlight emerging ideas and practical approaches to sustainability, including Parksmart's role in supporting smarter, more efficient, and environmentally responsible facilities and operations. Attendees will gain perspectives to help their organizations advance sustainability goals while responding to their communities' evolving needs.

HERZLIYA, Israel - Nayax Ltd. (Nasdaq: NYAX; TASE: NYAX), a global commerce enablement, payments, and loyalty platform designed to help merchants scale their business, today announced it has completed its acquisition of IPS Group, Inc. ("IPS"), a leading provider of payment-enabled smart parking technology, from Windjammer Capital Investors in an all-cash transaction for a total consideration of $350 million.

The global mobility platform, Arrive, today announced the successful completion of the financial acquisition of Passport, the compliance and curbside payment platform used by cities and parking operators across North America. Supported by leading growth and private equity investors, Vitruvian Partners, Verdane and Searchlight Capital Partners L.P., the acquisition accelerates Arrive’s mission to ease movement in cities by digitizing the urban mobility ecosystem.

Parking and mobility systems have never had more data at their fingertips: real-time dashboards, occupancy sensors, license plate recognition, payment platforms, and mobility feeds. Yet many organizations still face the same challenges: curb congestion, underutilized facilities, staffing misalignment, and unpredictable event-day operations.

Parking has traditionally been viewed as a necessary part of the transportation journey—something drivers had to deal with before reaching their actual destination. Today, that perception is changing rapidly.

Brooke Krieger’s second mobility-inspired album turns parking, curb access, compliance, technology, and even paystations into an unlikely 12-track soundtrack for the industry.

Register for this 30-minute microlearning webinar featuring Uber. We’re witnessing a major shift in how colleges and universities approach campus mobility. As travel behaviors evolve, parking demand changes, and institutions face increasing pressure to do more with limited resources, many campuses are rethinking the role of traditional fixed-route transportation. In this session, we’ll explore the broader industry trends driving the adoption of on-demand tech in campus transportation and its role in creating flexible, resilient transportation networks. By examining real-world shuttle replacement initiatives as a benchmark for this evolution, we will explore why and how campuses are reimagining fluid, rider-centric transit ecosystems.

Propark Mobility announced today a new partnership with William Penn Parking, a Pittsburgh-based provider of valet parking and parking management services that has served the region for more than 20 years. The partnership brings together William Penn Parking’s longstanding local relationships and market expertise with Propark’s operational resources and broader parking and mobility capabilities.

SenSen Networks Limited (ASX: SNS, OTCQB: SNNSF) has been granted a United States patent for the artificial intelligence system that allows a moving vehicle to work out exactly where it is by looking at the street around it. US Patent 12,670,613 B2, titled “Systems and Methods for Image-Based Location Determination”, was granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 30 June 2026. It comprises 14 claims across six drawing sheets and names four SenSen inventors: Subhash Challa, Nhat Vo, Louis Quinn and Duc Vo. The patent is assigned to SenSen Networks Group Pty Ltd and claims priority to two Australian provisional applications filed in March and August 2020.

Milwaukee, WI – Duncan Solutions announced that it will be exhibiting at the upcoming IPMI Conference & Expo, taking place June 14-17 at the Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The event marks a significant moment for the company as it celebrates its 90th anniversary and highlights its continued leadership in parking and mobility solutions.

Arrive announced the company’s new sustainability strategy: MOVE. Built on a comprehensive analysis that unifies the work of EasyPark Group, Flowbird and Parkopedia, the new sustainability strategy has resulted in four focus areas. This will integrate sustainability throughout Arrive’s operations, leading the way for a more sustainable mobility industry and more livable cities.