Royal Oak gets web-savvy parking meters
You know the future is now when even the dreaded parking meter has an app and happily accepts internet transactions. Excerpt: The sticker represents Royal Oak’s partnership with Parkmobile, a parking payment provider that allows visitors to conduct parking transactions via their smart phones. Users can pay for parking through the internet, a mobile application or a toll-free number. There also are options for users to receive alerts to notify them when the time on the meter is set to expire. Read the rest here.
You know the future is now when even the dreaded parking meter has an app and happily accepts internet transactions.
Excerpt:
The sticker represents Royal Oak’s partnership with Parkmobile, a parking payment provider that allows visitors to conduct parking transactions via their smart phones. Users can pay for parking through the internet, a mobile application or a toll-free number.
There also are options for users to receive alerts to notify them when the time on the meter is set to expire.
Read the rest here.
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