I received this from John Clancy. Now retired, John worked in the technology side of the industry for decades. I don’t think this needs any

I was looking back at some blog posts from 20 years ago and found this one fit today as well as at the turn of

If there is any advice I can give it’s concerning the passing scene. “Look out the window.” Rather than listen to CNN or the New

My sister in law lives in Edmonton, Alberta. She is visiting and reported that the wind chill in her home town is -83 degrees. The

I read in the industry news that we should be focusing on electrification of vehicles and become a charging station for EVs since in six

I repeat a post for 2022. It seems most appropriate with all the happenings around the world.   The phrase In Hoc Anno Domini refers

I usually write about the magic of Christmas, the legends and stories that have been told for millennia. But I can’t seem to get in

I doubt that Pete Seeger was thinking about parking at Christmas when he penned “Where have all the flowers gone” in 1955. Nor did the

A friend tells me that one of the biggest problems of our time is that we see everything in black and white, and have no

Often when we think of Thanksgiving we often think of a Norman Rockwell painting, of the family, three generations, sitting around the dining table with

I spent an hour with Doug Cram at the California Parking and Transportation meet this week in San Jose. I sort of knew what Doug

The EV crumbling has begun. General Motors and Honda have pulled back their EV programs and cut drastically the number of such vehicles they are

The People of Israel Live This is a blog that should have been written last week, but I’m having great difficulty expressing the feelings the

Who would have thought that a business transaction in the parking industry would involve the number $1.5 billion? What venture capitalist would consider dropping that

I am periodically overwhelmed with information. My computer desktop is exploding with everything from special deals from Costco to what is happening in the parking

The law of unintended consequences is typically used to describe activity found in our government. It seems to work at all levels, however the higher

A friend of mine has predicted that the government will shortly outlaw the use of $100 bills. The reason? That will force use to use

For those of you who were honored to know Larry, you know that he was a good man, a gentleman, and a wonderful story teller.

Probably the most critical part of our lives is time, and how we spend it. I wonder from time to time (yep, I said that)

Astrid reports over at Park News that a United Airlines Pilot grabbed and ax and took out his frustration on a parking exit gate at Denver

Bill Smith wrote a great piece for the September PT on why he loves parking. I would like to add my two cents. Parking can

Boy, I don’t know how I got that burr under my saddle when I wrote the last post, but I do know that some clarification

“The Kid” drives his father’s car to the movies. Parks in the lot out back. After the movies he drives home. His father received a