March/April's Ask the Experts - More Great Answers!
We received so many great responses to the March/April 2026 question that we wanted to share them all!
IPMI & Member News
We received so many great responses to the March/April 2026 question that we wanted to share them all!
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).
Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), the premier organization independently recognizing excellence in green business industry performance and practice globally, and the International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI), the world’s largest parking association, have renewed and updated a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for their joint program, Parksmart. Updating and extending this collaboration recognizes the importance of sustainable parking facility design and management to the built environment. It comes as an increasing number of projects have achieved/registered for the Parksmart program, recognizing the importance of sustainable parking facility design and management to the built environment.
Reimagining Parking Delivery at the University of California, Berkeley
Reducing Environmental Impact
From 9 to 550 EV Chargers in Three Years
Sustainability in parking, transportation, and mobility has always been synonymous with going green: solar panels, EV chargers, energy-efficient lighting, etc.
Net-Zero Insights from UW–Madison and ASU
What is the most impactful step parking and mobility professionals can take today to move cleaner and smarter toward a more sustainable future?
Program Updates, Public Comment, and New Pilot
Keeping Cities Moving
How the University of Southern Maine Rewired Campus Mobility