Technology

In this exclusive The Parking Stack content, we examine how AI is transforming how organizations use data, shifting the focus from producing reports to delivering actionable recommendations. By identifying patterns, highlighting issues, and suggesting responses, AI can help parking and mobility professionals make faster, better-informed decisions. Reports will remain valuable, but increasingly become secondary to insight, action, and human judgment.

Miami, FL – TEZ Technology, the original innnovator of text-based valet and parking management and customer engagement solutions, and Survision, a global leader in vehicle identification technology, today announced a new integration between the TEZPARK Solution and Survision's PlatEnforce Mobile LPR solution.

East Lansing plans to use automated cameras to enforce parking rules, after the City Council approved a contract to install “SafetySticks” at its meeting Tuesday night.

Parking professionals operate at the intersection of policy, technology, and public expectations, yet one challenge continues to surface across the industry: when outcomes fall short, the blame often falls on frontline employees, even when the issue lies with the system itself.

Charlotte, NC – Passport, the most trusted technology partner for innovative curb management solutions, released new data showing continued momentum in how cities of all sizes are modernizing curb operations, as more cities actively evaluate enforcement technology solutions to upgrade outdated systems.

Boonton is joining other New Jersey towns by rolling out a pilot program that uses photographic technology to identify parking violators on Main Street. Beginning in July, the town will begin using SafetySticks “to enhance pedestrian safety and improve compliance with parking regulations in designated no parking areas,” a town announcement explained.

For years, cities faced a hard choice when modernizing parking and curbside operations: adopt an all-in-one platform and accept the trade-offs, or stitch together best-of-breed point solutions and manage the integration complexity. Rip-and-replace migrations only raised the stakes, often proving disruptive, costly, and slow to deliver.

San Francisco, CA - Parking BOXX, a North American parking systems manufacturer and software developer, published an educational guide on California's Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) usage and privacy policy law for parking operators and property managers.

It seems parking is always a problem in the mind of every driver as they approach their destination, including me, who knows that there is definitively no parking problem. It seems this tendency to think if we cannot park right in front of the place we are going then “without a doubt there is a parking problem!” When walking a few extra steps (i.e., a block or two) is good for us and is NOT a parking problem. This parking conundrum seems to have entered our minds instinctually from the time we started driving and convinces us we have the right to park in front of where we are going.

Chicago, IL - SpotGenius is revolutionizing a new era in parking enforcement with the launch of its new Enforcement CoPilot App. This app not only brings powerful live parking intelligence directly into the hands of enforcement teams but also delivers a first-of-its-kind, AI-powered enforcement routing.

Orikan, a leading provider of integrated parking, enforcement and compliance technology solutions across Australia, New Zealand and North America, announced that it has entered into an agreement to be acquired by BPEA EQT Mid-Market Growth Partnership (the “MMG Fund” or “EQT”).

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