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A Note from a Friend
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
A Parking Newbie
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
Look out the Window
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
Global Warming – Wind Chill -83F
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
Are we as an industry listening?
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
In Hoc Anno Domini
I repeat a post for 2022. It seems most appropriate with all the happenings around the world. The phrase In Hoc Anno Domini refers
Merry Christmas
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
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BREAKING NEWS – EXCLUSIVE: Flash Launches $85M Special Purpose Vehicle to Offer Flexible Payment Options
By Jay Landers Austin, Texas, Sept. 5, 2024 – In what it bills as a first for the parking industry, parking and electric vehicle (EV) charging technology provider Flash has secured $85 million in debt financing to form a new special purpose vehicle (SPV) designed to offer clients an
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Kicking Inefficiency to the Curb
Helping Cities Maximize Valuable Curb Real Estate By Jay Landers Most well-run cities focus on water, energy, waste, highways, and parks, because everyone agrees they are essential items of infrastructure that require management. Cities and utilities work diligently to balance supply and demand, see to maintenance, and adapt
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Park Now, Expand Later
A new 12-level aboveground parking garage in downtown Dallas can accommodate up to 15 more floors of potential future development. By Jay Landers Opened this past May, the 12-level, $66.8-million garage located at the corner of Jackson and Market streets in downtown Dallas offers more than just new
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Using Design Elements to Create Lasting First Impressions
How to choose parking facility closure solutions that are as attractive as they are reliable By Heather Bender Whether encountered at a suburban healthcare complex or on the streets of a major metropolis,
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Empty Downtowns Bring New Challenges
Strategy, Technology are Keys to Enticing Parking Customers By Benjamin Sands and Rob McConnell There are no cookie-cutter solutions to managing parking operations. Every city — every neighborhood — is different, with its
Leading Change … September 2024
The Future of Parking: AI’s Role in Revolutionizing Parking Management in the UK Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming various sectors, and parking management is no exception. The integration of AI in parking systems not
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Every Percentage Point Counts
High-Accuracy ALPR Systems Offer Better Returns on Investment By Matthew Willenbrink Automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) technology is not all the same. Even minor improvements in system accuracy, coupled with robust features, can
Innovation Navigator … September 2024
The Necessity of ‘Reinventing the Wheel’ in the Parking Industry When it comes to innovation, it’s often said that we “should not reinvent the wheel.” However, history shows us the flaws in this perspective.
Payment Methods Matter
To Thrive, Parking Operators Must Understand Consumer Payment Preferences By Scott A. Petri Is there tangible value in considering customer conveniences? As payment technology evolves, the future of parking transactions will likely continue
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Potawatomi Casino Hotel Upgrades Parking Structures and Exterior Lighting
September, 2023 Bob Tortorello Lighting is considered a very important feature of parking garages, especially since most fixtures are on 24/7. Bright, uniform illumination helps with visibility and security. Additionally, because first impressions are important,
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