Mobility

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.

Parkonomics has published a five-part investigative series examining the transportation infrastructure investments tied to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. The series, co-authored by Andrew Sachs, CAPP and Kevin Bopp with original interviews featuring Frank Ching of LA Metro, applies a mobility economics framework to evaluate whether LA's $26 billion in Olympic-adjacent transportation spending will produce lasting value or follow the pattern of past host cities.

In this four-part Parkonomics series for Urban Land, Kevin Bopp, Bernard Lee, and Andrew Sachs, CAPP, examine how parking facilities must evolve to remain viable in a rapidly changing mobility landscape

The European Parking Association (EPA) hosted its EPA Parking Day at Intertraffic Amsterdam on March 10–11, 2026, bringing together industry leaders, city representatives and mobility experts to discuss key developments shaping the future of urban mobility and parking. The program included three themed sessions at the Intertraffic Summit, two European Women in Parking (E-WiP) events, a members’ networking lunch and an EPA Board meeting with representatives from close to 20 national parking associations (EPA Full Members).

It’s a busy Saturday lunchtime, and your city parking lot is filling up fast. EV chargers are occupied, rideshare drop-offs are backing up, and drivers are stuck in line at the ticket machine, wondering why they can’t just pay by phone. Your decade-old parking system isn’t broken. It’s doing exactly what it was designed to do. The trouble is that consumer expectations have changed.

Atlanta, GA - Arrive, a leading global mobility platform, announced the intention to acquire Passport, unifying enforcement technology, paid parking and payment infrastructure for autonomous-ready mobility into one platform.

Climate risk, particularly severe weather, is becoming an increasingly important factor in how parking and mobility infrastructure is designed and how vehicles are insured and protected. Hail is one of the costliest and most disruptive weather threats facing vehicle-centric infrastructure in the United States. As vehicles with panoramic glass roofs, advanced sensors, and EV components become increasingly technologically complex and expensive to repair, the financial impact of hail damage continues to grow. At the same time, insurers are responding with higher premiums, stricter underwriting, and more stringent requirements for proactive mitigation.

San Francisco, CA — Streetline, a leader in intelligent transportation systems, announced the deployment of its advanced Truck Parking Information Management System (TPIMS) and ParkerTruck mobile application in cooperation with the Washington State Department of Transportation along Interstate 5 in the state of Washington, one of the nation’s busiest freight arteries.

As communities across the country work to deliver improved and integrated transportation systems, pedestrian infrastructure remains a challenge to develop at a level which allows the overall transportation network to operate optimally. For public transportation, areas with higher densities and interconnected pedestrian facilities provide a network to allow people to move around more easily without relying on a vehicle. These robust pedestrian facilities not only allow promote more use of non-vehicle modes of mobility, but make the entire transportation system safer and more efficient thereby reducing conflicts between vehicles and pedestrians. For those of us who drive, walk, bicycle or use scooters, we know first-hand the different perspective you have when peering out the car windshield compared to walking or biking near and around vehicular traffic. Well-designed pedestrian facilities reinforce that walking and biking are viable options that can get you where you want to go with the hassle of dealing with driving, congestion and parking. Unfortunately, pedestrian facilities still lag behind in many communities where lack of priority and funding hampers their development. Since there can be various governmental jurisdictions involved with streets and right-of-way, it’s imperative for localities to have a structure in place to ensure pedestrian facilities can be planned and executed in a coordinated manner.  By championing best practices involving a multi-modal complete streets design approach, progress can be made to greatly enhance a community’s overall transportation system. Mark Hairr, PTMP, is an Executive Director for Wave Transit. Mark can be reached at mhairr@wavetransit.com.

Join the IPMI PDC Committee as we challenge the assumptions and myths shaping parking programs around the world.

Arrive’s, 2026 Urban Mobility Compass’ is a collection of insights from experts and leaders across the industry. This report maps out the key trends across major sectors of the mobility landscape, highlighting the expanding role of data in creating connected, smarter services that will help define the future of urban mobility. The 2026 Urban Mobility Compass covers key industry areas including parking, public transport, the digital in-car experience, as well as areas which impact multiple sectors including payments, AI and data-driven insights. The compass includes insights from Arrive CEO, Cameron Clayton, and leaders for the company’s business units including Parking, Automotive & Data, Transport, Payments, Data & AI, Insights and Security & Cyber Resilience. Key trends covered in the Urban Mobility Compass 2026 include: The increasing use of AI across the mobility industry brings opportunities to ease friction Drive for a more cohesive in-car experience for both private and fleet drivers The integration of parking management systems, creating an easier to navigate landscape for cities How growing digitization in public transport ticketing and insights gathering for cities is unlocking easier multi-modal journeys and a better understanding of transport patterns The rise of the open market for Mobile Parking Payment apps as cities move away from the current tender based procurement model to provide better consumer choice For the full overview of what to expect in urban mobility in 2026, you can find the full 2026 Urban Mobility Compass, here. Press Contact: Contact us at: mediarelations@arrive.com Follow Arrive in our newsroom: https://news.cision.com/arrive About Arrive Arrive is a leading global mobility platform with the mission to ease movement in cities. Through its family of brands, including EasyPark, Flowbird, RingGo, ParkMobile and Parkopedia, the company is present in more than 20,000 cities across 90 countries, helping people and decision-makers make smarter choices about urban travel. Arrive makes cities more livable through delivering core competencies from smart payments and optimizing parking solutions, to data-driven traffic reduction measures and refining public transport networks. For more information and news, visit arrive.com.