April, 2023 I was reading in the parking media about scooter parking and the use of scooters (Bird, Lime, etc). As you know, I live at
To read previous chapters of “Death by Parking,” Log on to parkingtoday.com and click on “Death by Parking” My bodyguard, Mary Ellen McKinney, daughter of
Parking operations used to be relatively simple, and low tech. Until relatively recently, parking operators didn’t have many technological tools at their disposal. Those technologies
Lagos State Parking Authority (LSPA), a government entity managing parking in Nigeria’s Lagos State that also happens to host Lagos city, the country’s largest, has
First, JVH: Clyde, are we, as a parking industry, supporting all our customers? Astrid over at parknews.biz has posted article after article bemoaning cities and
With an all-electric shuttle fleet at Los Angeles International Airport since 2016, EV charging spaces nationwide, and ticketless parking – the L&R Group is leading
Angelica still remembers her first day in Los Angeles, and she enjoyed that day, and every day since. I left my home in Guatemala in 1988.
Parking Origin Stories is a recurring series on the personal stories of passionate parking professionals. Today, we’ll get to know someone with deep roots in
Kelly Perkins is an expert at giving direction. As a team member of Propark Mobility, one of the nation’s largest privately owned parking companies, she
This is an exciting time to be in parking. For decades, ours was a sleepy industry that changed little. People drove to garage and lot
On October 17th, 2022, residents to New York City awoke to a change in their Monday commute. As New Yorkers from across the 5 boroughs
Professional Parking Technologies LLC announced the launch of CellRaven, a groundbreaking new product that provides reliable and cost-effective cellphone connectivity throughout buildings and building complexes,
Building a great company, or a great parking operation, is hard. The thing that makes it so hard is also the thing that makes it
Most of us remember Mother Goose’s “This Little Piggy.” It has been a long time since anybody tugged on my toes and recited the piggies’
First a postscript to last month. I was fairly uncomplimentary about electric cars and my government’s disingenuous attempts to convince us that, contrary to all
My editor reached out to me today and asked for next month’s submission. This guy is a slave driver, keeping his columnists busy all the
