Passport Canada app launches on the Burnaby campus Burnaby, British Columbia — Students at Simon Fraser University will soon have an easier way to pay for parking on campus. The University has announced the launch of Passport Canada, an app that will allow students, faculty, and visitors to easily pay for parking from their smartphones. […]
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renfell Campus today announced the expansion of Passport Canada, mobile parking application. The app is powered by Passport, the global leader in mobile payments for parking, transit, serving cities and universities throughout North America, Canada, and Europe.
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No more running back to the meter to feed it coins. Sedona launches PassportParking®, a mobile payment parking app designed by Passport, the leading mobile pay provider for parking and transportation in North America. The mobile application will be available at 101 on-street parking spaces on Main Street.
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An easier way to pay for parking is available. The City of Appleton today announced the launch of PassportParking®, mobile parking application.
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Albany is upgrading its parking services by launching ParkAlbany, a mobile application that will allow those throughout the city the ability to pay for parking through their smartphone.
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The City of Savannah today introduced ParkSavannah, the latest way to pay for on-street metered parking. The new ParkSavannah app makes parking easy by allowing users to purchase parking with a debit or credit card from their smartphone.
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Handling your parking experience just got easier. The City of Joliet today announced the launch of PassportParking® mobile app, which allows drivers to conveniently pay for their parking session from their smartphone.
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Beachgoers won’t need to worry about walking back to feed the meter this summer. The Town of Kennebunk today announced the launch of PassportParking®, a mobile parking application.
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Originally published on WBFO 88.7 by Michael Mroziak May 31, 2017 Buffalo Roam gives users a chance to pay for parking spaces without the use of coins or pay-and-display kiosks by using one’s own smartphone. The app is free to download at iTunes, Google Play or the City of Buffalo’s own website. “The Buffalo Roam […]
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Originally published in Mobile Payments Today June 1, 2017 The city of Portland, Oregon has launched Parking Kitty, a mobile payment app powered by Passport, a provider of mobile payments for parking and transit. The mobile application will also be available throughout the region at Washington Park and Portland State University, according to a press release from […]
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