Officials at the Mall of America in Bloomington, MN have invested $3.4 million in red and green lights just in time for the Holiday Season. In most cases, lights of this color variety are strung for decoration and general aesthetic. However, the largest mall in the United States plans to put their investment to use Read more about Mall of America is Embracing the Smart Parking Industry[…]
While living on American soil, it’s easy to forget that life in foreign countries happens without Trump tweets and Football Sundays. So, when the conversation drifts to drivers parking their cars—the belief is that this is a hassle all over the globe. With worldwide vehicle sales breaking records, why would parking not be an issue Read more about How The Parking Experience Varies Around the World[…]
With the passing of Thanksgiving 2018, the nation has entered the busiest time of year for shopping and travel. More than half of the American population—165 million people—hit stores both online and retail from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. Unquestionably, these stats make up a large portion of this season’s holiday shopping, however reports show Read more about Parking Industry Taking Advantage of Black Friday and the Shopping Season[…]
The days of cheating the system for free parking may be limited for drivers in the Garden State. A bill that is currently working its way through the Senate would allow NJ municipalities to use smart parking meters that can capture photos of vehicles. The reason for these photographer-meters? Currently, drivers everywhere know that there is always Read more about Bill Would Equip NJ Towns With Smart Parking Meters[…]
The love one has for their favorite sports team can rival that of pets, significant others, and even family members. Being a sports fan can also weave itself into a person’s list of hobbies—in rare cases taking front stage before everything else… With professional and collegiate football season underway, super fans everywhere will begin Read more about Embracing Smart Parking This Football Season[…]
The average Marketing 101 professor would warn young entrepreneurs about the possible damaging effects when stretching a product or service line. However, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos obviously walked out of that lecture while simultaneously flipping that teacher the bird. Amazon officials have a strong hold on markets like electronics, clothing, food & package delivery, print & Read more about Amazon Again Extending Their Reach: This Time into Parking[…]
You made great time getting onto campus or to the office. You’ve got plans to get in early and leave a few minutes early to get to the beach before dark. A smile strikes your face as you think of your day ahead. Amidst a daydream, you’re brought back to reality after realizing you’ve circled the parking garage three times already. Read more about The Things You Can Accomplish When Parking is Made Simple […]
For many drivers, thoughts of parking in a large garage or lot can cause (but are not limited to) fever, headaches, depression, bouts of rage, and bad memories. However, these fear-inducing side-effects are about to become a thing of the past. New technology combined with big data and some creative minds have made way for a multi-billion-dollar industry where parking guidance and access control are improving constantly. Just in the last decade, the parking industry has shifted gears into an Read more about Access Control Features Revolutionizing Vehicle Parking […]
The world of parking is now bigger, smarter, and more technologically advanced than the average driver would have ever guessed. In order to meet demands of the growing $3 billion industry, conventions have sprouted to showcase parking’s shakers and innovators. On June 3, the International Parking Institute (IPI) hosted their annual parking expo in Orlando, Florida. With more than 3,500 attendees, the four-day convention drew the parking industry’s finest from Read more about Attending Conferences to Make the World of Parking a Better Place[…]
Summer has arrived. As a result, it’s important to understand one of the most common (and depressing) forms of larceny in the United States while America enters the hottest season for vehicle burglary. In 2016, Americans lost nearly $6 billion to motor vehicle theft, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). July is Vehicle Theft Prevention Month—a reminder for drivers to brush up on crime prevention, safe and smart parking, minimizing loss, and the changing Read more about Smart Parking and Practicing Car Theft Prevention this July[…]