Technologies

Real-Time Data Transforms Parking Revenue

Real-time analytics are transforming how parking operators make decisions. By leveraging live dashboards, historical analysis, and predictive modeling, operators gain actionable insight that drives revenue, enhances customer experience, and strengthens competitive advantage.

The Human Face of Parking Enforcement

Parking enforcement officers are often the most frequent point of contact between a municipal authority and the people it serves. How they carry themselves, how they communicate, and whether residents feel seen or simply processed, all of it matters.

Closing the Parking Behavior Gap

Every unfamiliar parking facility is a problem for customers to solve from scratch, at the exact moment they are most distracted. That’s not a complaint about the industry; it’s a design reality we have to work with. And once you see it, you start to identify the opportunities.

Installing EV Chargers Is Easy. Managing Them Isn’t

The U.K. has moved quickly to stimulate electric vehicle (EV) demand and accelerate infrastructure rollout. But experience suggests that installing EV chargers is the easy part. The harder, and arguably more important, task is deciding who can use those spaces, when they can use them, and what happens when they don’t follow the rules.

The Three Faces of Parking Behavior

Parking behavior, much like traffic itself, tends to fall within three distinct types: the Saint, the Parking Gambler, and the Curbside Rebel. You may recognize them.

Customers Want Payment Flexibility

Looking to gain insight into public attitudes toward parking payment and enforcement systems, the mystery shopping company Servimer recently surveyed more than 2,100 drivers. They found that drivers want flexibility, transparency, and reassurance more than speed or innovation.

Tech, AI, and the Human Factor: What Parking Customers Really Expect

Drawing on Parker Technology's 2025 Consumer Data Report and its 2026 artificial intelligence (AI) perception survey, the authors make the case for what good technology strategy actually looks like in a parking environment. The short version: It is not tech versus people. It never was.

A Half-Century of Parking Design

Among the first class of honorees inducted into the Parking Hall of Fame, Mary S. Smith has enjoyed a distinguished 50-year career in parking.

Arrive and Flash Launch Express Pay at More than 30 Philadelphia Locations 

Arrive and Flash, two of the parking industry's largest technology players, have begun to offer automatic access and payment capabilities to off-street parking facilities across the United States, beginning in Philadelphia. 

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