Parking Australia is open for expressions of interest, from groups and individuals, who would potentially like to use car parks to hold events.
Pushing forward with their mission to bring smarter, safer, and more sustainable parking to the world, UbiPark has announced the expansion of its smart parking solutions into the US and Canadian markets.
Continue readingParking Australia announced the winners for the 2020 Parking Industry Awards at a Virtual Event on 24 November.
The prestigious Parking Industry Awards are an opportunity for us to recognise excellence in the industry, by showcasing exemplary projects from the last 12-18 months. 26 submissions were received from around the country and a panel of nine industry judges reviewed and scored the submissions, based on the submission criteria.
Continue readingAustralian Parking Consultants have designed a new vehicle management system for Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market, including the construction of a 500-bay multi-level car park off Queen Street.
Continue readingParking Australia announced the winners of the 2020 Parking Industry Awards at a virtual event on 24 November 2020. If you missed the broadcast, catch up on the event now.
It’s 2020, “the cloud” is everywhere, and we’re not talking about the ones in the sky.But what is it? Why are more and more companies hosting their and their user’s data on it?
Parking Australia are becoming increasingly confident that PACE 2021 will go ahead in Adelaide on May 23-25. Given the uncertainty posed by the pandemic earlier in the year, PA decided to reschedule our booking of the Adelaide Convention Centre to assess the situation and ensure the event could go ahead.
While the Federal Budget provided a vast suite of measures for individuals and businesses, Parking Australia were extremely disappointed that the Treasurer did not make any significant changes to Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) on parking.
View directory information for providers that offer contactless payment methods when parking. This includes parking apps to book, enter/exit car parks and pay.
People bring cities to life. They interact, work, socialise and travel. Without this, cities are just collections of buildings and infrastructure. This relationship is now on hiatus all over the world.