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Events Municipal/Cities Planning University

Free Virtual Learning Lab Presented By JustPark: What the World Cup Taught Us About Fan Experience, and What It Means for Events at Your City or Campus

The 2026 World Cup brought fans from more than 100 countries to host cities across the US, Canada, and Mexico, creating one of the largest coordinated arrival challenges the parking industry has ever seen. JustPark powered event parking for every 100+ matches, backed by 15+ years of running peak-day operations at venues across North America. The lessons apply to anyone running high-demand parking operations, including cities and campuses.

Finance Magazine Planning

The Hoax of Dynamic Pricing

True dynamic pricing means the price changes based on what is happening in that exact moment.

IPMI & Member News Parking Facilities Planning University Vendors/Products

UC Berkeley's New Parking Structure Opens with Vision-Based Parking Guidance

San Diego, CA— EnSight Technologies has delivered a vision-based parking occupancy management and guidance system for the new Bancroft Parking Structure at the University of California, Berkeley. The system helps students, staff, and visitors quickly locate available parking across all eight levels of the garage, which opened to campus earlier this month.

Magazine Planning Technology

From Dashboards to Direction

What Parking Taught Me About Turning Information into Action

A Guide to Implementing Paid Parking provides a practical, step-by-step roadmap for planners, parking professionals, consultants, elected officials, and community leaders.
Books Community Data Finance Planning Policy

A Guide to Implementing Paid Parking

COMING SOON: A Guide to Implementing Paid Parking provides a practical, step-by-step roadmap for planners, parking professionals, consultants, elected officials, and community leaders.

Inclusive Streetscapes challenges practitioners and decision-makers to rethink how streets are planned, designed, built, operated, and maintained. Drawing on transportation practice and the perspectives of people with disabilities, this framework examines common streetscape elements through the lenses of accessibility, safety, usability, and human experience.
Accessibility Books Community DEI Design Development Legal Planning Policy Sustainability Transit Transportation Equity

Inclusive Streetscapes: A Human-Centered Framework for Streetscape Design

COMING SOON: Inclusive Streetscapes challenges practitioners and decision-makers to rethink how streets are planned, designed, built, operated, and maintained. Drawing on transportation practice and the perspectives of people with disabilities, this framework examines common streetscape elements through the lenses of accessibility, safety, usability, and human experience.

Book cover for In Control: An Internal Audit Guide for Parking and Transportation Compliance, Risk, and Fraud Prevention, published in conjunction with IPMI
Books Community Data Finance Planning Policy

In Control: An Internal Audit Guide

COMING SOON: A practical guide to understanding how parking operations really work—where revenue can be lost and how auditors, operators, owners, and public agencies can identify risks before they become bigger problems.

Magazine Planning Transit

The Key to Transit-Oriented Development Isn’t Transit

The policy‘s success may hinge less on trains than on parking

Magazine Planning Training/Education

The Parking Game

Meeting Controversy with Play

Electric Vehicles Magazine Planning Technology

Charging Ahead

Why Successful EV Installations Start with Smarter Planning

Finance Magazine Planning

The Rising Cost of Parking

Why Parking Management Will Become More Important Than Ever

Curb Management Magazine Planning

Making Change in New England

How Lowell Overcame Parking Politics to Build a Modern, Demand-Based System