Stuck in traffic: we need a smarter approach to congestion

Posted on October 5, 2017

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Smart Parking puts an end to searching for an elusive parking spot

There is exciting news for parking in Frankston City with the start of two initiatives.

Free 2-hour parking was reinstated, extending the initiative which ran during COVID-19. Meanwhile, Frankston City’s Smart Parking Trial Project kicks off on 15 August, with new technology to make parking more efficient in our area.

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From Feb 1 Townsville Parking Fine Prices Will Be Slashed

Parking fines will be slashed by more than half after a Townsville City Council meeting on Tuesday, January 23.

Motorists who overstay the limit on a paid car park or do not purchase a ticket will now be charged $31, instead of the previous $37 and $75 fines.

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Message from the CEO – Stuart Norman

In what can only be called a dangerous precedent, the recently elected Labor South Australian Government is set to introduce an amendment to the Private Parking Areas Bill into Parliament. The changes would see Councils with the power to approve or deny shopping centres from introducing paid parking.

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North Sydney Council plan angers developers Neil Werrett, CBUS

Black Caviar owner Neil Werrett has fired up at North Sydney Council over plans to halve the number of private car parking spaces allowed in nine new apartment towers in a bid to “influence car ownership rates and sustainable travel behaviour” at a council meeting on Monday night.

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