Wicked transformations and cultural milestones may have stolen the spotlight in 2024, but the parking and mobility industry remained at the forefront, driving advancements that redefined urban infrastructure. In the recap below, we rank Passport’s top five most-viewed posts in 2024, and predict the trends we think will take off in 2025. 5. Clayton, MO […]

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Did someone say Vegas? Passport recently hit the bright lights of Sin City for the 2024 National Parking Association (NPA) Convention and Expo, where we connected with clients and industry leaders to dive into the latest trends shaping the future of parking. From the inspiring Women in Parking (WIP) event to celebrating our own “40 […]

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I am excited to join thought leaders at Passport’s Annual Forward Summit Event next week By Jim Parks, President at Passport As the leader in unified parking and curb management, Passport’s mission relies on empowering cities of all sizes with better insights to improve decision-making when it comes to their mobility management operations. That’s why […]

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In recent years, the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology has profoundly impacted various industries, including the parking and mobility landscape. From smart parking systems to optimized curb management, AI is revolutionizing the way we navigate urban environments. With the rise of innovative technologies such as autonomous vehicles, parking sensors, and digital wallets, comes […]

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In today’s rapidly evolving urban landscape, cities are facing numerous challenges related to urban mobility, transportation and infrastructure. One critical aspect often overlooked is how parking and curb management affects constituents. To help combat these challenges, Passport has developed a Performance Benchmarking solution that enables cities to leverage data from other peer cities. The data […]

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As cities face growing demand for parking and mobility options, innovative solutions are needed to help tackle the challenges of traffic congestion, parking availability, safety, and air pollution. One promising solution to these challenges is the concept of using mobility data to implement effective pricing that naturally increases the rate of parking turnover. Increased parking […]

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Originally featured in the January 2023 issue of Parking & Mobility Magazine. By Sarah Ratcliffe, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Passport Change is inevitable, so the saying goes. With change, it’s natural to expect uncertainty. Change can impact roads, public spaces, infrastructure, and government functions at the local municipality level. Using technology to […]

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