Technology

License Plate Recognition is entering a new phase. As parking, mobility, and access systems become fully automated, the license plate is no longer just a reference point; it is the transaction key tied directly to revenue, access rights, compliance, and customer experience. And that raises an important question: Is one identifier enough?

Indianapolis, IN – Parker Technology announced the launch of its new API integration with HUB Parking Technology, providing customer service representatives (CSRs) with direct access to HUB ticketing, permit, and gate data inside Parker Technology’s exception management platform.

Somerville, MA — The City of Somerville has renewed its use of SafetyStick® devices for a third year as officials continue working to reduce illegal parking at MBTA bus stops and other safety- critical curb zones.

How One City Is Rebuilding Its Parking Program from the Ground Up

The presenters focused on the modernization of their parking enforcement technology and programs. They shared how their organization transformed from generating $450,000 annually in enforcement revenue to over $8.5 million through the implementation of digital enforcement tools, multiple mobile payment apps, and data-driven dispatch systems.

Bellevue, WA – INRIX, a global leader in transportation data and analytics, has launched a new AI solution, designed specifically for safety analytics. INRIX Compass™, an advanced generative AI agent designed specifically to help transportation agencies improve roadway safety, is now available to customers. To help cities and government agencies quickly identify systemic safety risk before serious crashes occur, Compass leverages large language models (LLMs) and a massive data lake of speed and exposure data, including speeding trends, hard braking patterns, and vulnerable road user risk factors, and state and federal guidance.

Indianapolis, IN – Parker Technology announced a new integration with ParkChirp, a leading parking reservation and monthly parking management platform. The integration allows Parker Technology’s customer service representatives (CSRs) to quickly look up reservation and permit information directly from the Parker Technology exception management platform.

Generative AI is moving at lightning speed. Headlines predict sweeping change. Vendors and software companies are promising fully automated agents. Our bosses (and their bosses) are demanding an AI strategy yesterday. But parking doesn’t need more hype. It needs discipline.

How Digital Wayfinding Reduces Vehicle Idling and Improves Sustainability

In-Parking, a leading provider of AI-driven parking intelligence, is thrilled to announce the addition of Daniel Cordoba to its team as an AI Specialist. This addition reflects In-Parking’s continued investment in artificial intelligence and its commitment to redefining how data powers parking and mobility decision-making.

Visitors to downtown San Luis Obispo, CA have a new place to park. The Cultural Arts District Parking Structure celebrated its grand opening in March by offering free parking for the first 28 days. With 396 new parking stalls and sweeping views of the surrounding Bishop and Cerro San Luis peaks, the new parking facility creates a gateway to the museum corridor of downtown as well as direct connection to the future home of the Repertory Theater. Visitors to the parking structure will discover decorative archways, mission tiling, enhanced light fixtures, a copper dome, terra cotta roofing and decorative screening that honors the Mission-style architecture of the Cultural Arts District. A gable designed into the Palm Street façade provides a canvas for a public art installation that will be selected through a city procurement process.

When you think about using an autonomous vehicle, is your reaction ‘No Waymo’? Or are you curious about the changing technology around us and instead think ‘Yes Waymo’? Being that I live part time in Phoenix, I have become quite accustomed to seeing Waymo on the streets around us for almost a decade now. First as a testing ground in Tempe and then mainstream as one of the first launch cities in the US. About 18 months ago, my husband Nathan transitioned from Uber to Waymo when it was possible, and I quickly followed suit.