Making Parking Decisions at 50: Repair, Retrofit, or Replace?

Across the U.S., parking facilities built in the 1970s and 1980s are now reaching a critical inflection point. Today, many of these structures are approaching or exceeding their intended 50-year lifespan, forcing owners to confront a fundamental question: repair, retrofit, or replace?

Safe Park Indy Relaunches Homelessness Parking Program 

On June 1, Safe Park Indy (SPI), Indianapolis’s vehicular homelessness parking program, resumed operations after a yearlong hiatus. Known as Safe Park Indy 2.0, the new, improved model is designed with flexibility and automation to better meet the community’s needs and reduce the program’s labor requirements.  

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. 

Clear Protocols, Clear Boundaries, Clear Leadership 

Human trafficking is real, but fear-driven narratives about our environments do not reflect how it actually operates. Leading responsibly on trafficking does not require expanding our mission. It requires discipline. 

Sleep: The Highest Return on Investment You’re Probably Ignoring

Sleep, in particular, is often treated as optional, something to fit in after everything else is done. For high performers, it’s frequently the first thing sacrificed in the name of productivity. The assumption is that the trade-off is worth it. It rarely is.

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