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Remembering Donald Shoup (1938 to 2025)

February 12, 2025

By John Van Horn Editor’s note: Donald Shoup, the University of California at Los Angeles urban planning professor known for his calls for parking reform, died February 6, 2025, at the age of 86. When asked to describe himself, Don said he was a “parking evangelist.” He spent his time speaking about his ideas concerning […]

Compensation Counts in Elevating Parking Operations

January 31, 2025

Strategic pay policies coupled with clear expectations, training, and feedback create the engaged workforce needed for parking’s evolving demands. By Andrew Sachs The parking industry stands at a critical crossroads, confronting significant challenges and seizing new opportunities within an ever and rapidly evolving landscape. With shifting mobility patterns, rapid adoption of technological advancements, and corporate […]

Parking Prowess at the 1996 Olympics

January 31, 2025

Parking leaders from Atlanta’s 1996 Olympics reflect on the strategies and technologies that can shape Los Angeles’ success in 2028. By Ellis Miller In the summer of 1996, the world turned its gaze to Atlanta, Georgia, as it hosted the Summer Olympic Games. Behind the scenes, a monumental effort unfolded to manage the logistics of […]

Parking Industry Expo 2025: Where Innovation Meets Community in Parking’s Premier Event

January 31, 2025

The Parking Industry Expo (PIE) celebrates 25 years with expanded networking events, cutting-edge technology showcases, and innovative educational formats. By Parking Today staff As the parking industry continues to evolve at a breakneck pace, one constant has remained: the commitment of Parking Today Media’s Parking Industry Expo (PIE) to fostering connections, driving innovation, and building […]

Bridging the Technological Gap in Parking

January 31, 2025

The U.S. parking industry must prioritize innovation and modernization to catch up with that of Europe. By Steve Gorski The U.S. parking industry lags behind its European counterparts in technological innovation. Although Europe has embraced advanced technologies and frictionless solutions, the U.S. market remains entrenched in legacy systems. This technological gap has profound implications for […]

Authentic Concern … February 2025

January 31, 2025

Love Is in the Details By Brian Wolff I’ve come to appreciate in every professional scenario when champions are crowned, there’s a leader that espouses the virtue of doing the little things well as the critical component to success. In the parking industry, the grand structures and complex systems often receive the most attention. We […]

Leading Change … February 2025

January 31, 2025

Unexpected Journeys: Finding Fulfillment in the Parking Industry By Jade Neville In 2007, I began what I thought would be a stop-gap job as a parking attendant in my hometown, the English city of Southend-on-Sea. Fast forward 17 years, and this initially temporary role has evolved into a diverse, rewarding, and exciting career. Like many […]

The Well-Parked Mind … February 2025

January 31, 2025

The Relationship with Yourself: Building a Foundation of Trust & Connection By Clarena Tobon February, often associated with relationships and connections, offers the perfect time to focus on one of the most important relationships of all — the one we have with ourselves. Treating ourselves with kindness and fostering self-connection can transform how we navigate […]

Ask Coach Colleen … February 2025

January 31, 2025

How To Invest Effectively in Employee Appreciation By Colleen Gallion In my years as a corporate leader, I have spent countless hours planning and implementing employee appreciation programs. From hosting appreciation lunches for top performers to dressing up like an elf and hand-delivering holiday bonus checks, I pride myself on going above and beyond to […]

Editor’s Note … The Heart of Parking

January 31, 2025

People and Performance As February rolls around, the season of hearts and flowers provides an apt metaphor for this month’s theme in Parking Today: “Love and Loyalty.” Although we’re not diving into romantic love, we’re exploring a topic just as essential to thriving parking operations — building satisfaction and loyalty among employees as well as […]

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