The first month of the semester has a way of exposing every assumption a parking operation made over the summer. Where people would park. Which permits they would need. What they would understand. Where congestion would happen. What staff could reasonably manage. Some...
How airport parking teams can evaluate long-term fit before choosing a technology partner Choosing an airport PARCS provider is not just a technology decision. It is an operations, revenue, finance, procurement, and customer-experience decision, and in many cases a...
Every gated parking facility runs on a question the driver never thinks about: is there a car there? Something has to tell the gate a vehicle has arrived so it can open. Something has to tell it a vehicle is still underneath so it doesn’t close. Get that wrong and you...
Why airport parking teams should evaluate payment flexibility, support ownership, and processor choice before committing to a parking technology vendor When a payment lane goes down on a busy travel day, travelers don’t blame the payment processor. They blame...
A note to my fellow chiefs, from a retired one. Every chief I’ve ever worked with keeps two lists. The first is what the department needs. The second is what the budget will actually cover. In most departments, the distance between those lists is measured in...
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