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June 25, 2026

Tapping Into Better Parking Compliance at IPMI 2026

The International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) Conference & Expo found its home in Milwaukee this year, and the city brought the right energy. It turned out to be the perfect backdrop for what became one of Passport’s strongest IPMI showings yet. From a packed expo floor to packed sessions and an awards ceremony full […]

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June 10, 2026

Parking Enforcement Built for Cities of Every Size

Cities of every size run their parking enforcement on Passport, and that’s by design. A major county replacing its citation management system and a small town modernizing for the first time are on the same platform, moving through the same process, supported by the same team. What a city needs from its enforcement technology doesn’t […]

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April 14, 2026

What We’re Hearing From Cities Evaluating Parking Technology

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July 1, 2025

Commercial Permits, Refreshed

By Rachel Kleman, Product Manager, Parking & Permits Managing parking permits at scale shouldn’t be complicated. That’s especially true for our city partners supporting local businesses, universities, and property managers – organizations that rely on bulk permitting to keep things moving smoothly. That’s why we’ve rolled out a major refresh to Passport’s Commercial Permits system: […]

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June 17, 2025

Hitting It Out of the Park at IPMI 2025

Every summer, the International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) Conference & Expo brings together professionals from across the parking, mobility, and transportation world – and this year in Louisville, KY was no exception. As the industry’s largest gathering of its kind, the 2025 conference delivered insights, connections, and a touch of Louisville charm, and the […]

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June 4, 2025

[Webinar Recap] Solving the Parking Puzzle: How Cities Are Using Occupancy Data to Improve Policy and Enforcement

Recently, Passport CEO Khristian Gutierrez joined industry leaders from INRIX and the City of Philadelphia to explore one of urban mobility’s most pressing challenges: how cities can use real-time occupancy data to create smarter, fairer curb management strategies. Hosted by INRIX and featuring insights from their own Nate Berry and Michael Schwartz, alongside Philadelphia’s Smart […]

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March 27, 2025

Accelerating Product Innovation at Passport with AI Insights

Artificial Intelligence can’t fix bad parking habits – but it can help cities manage them better. At Passport, we’re using AI to drive product development and innovation, delivering real-time intelligence that helps municipal leaders make more informed decisions. Our portal AI Insights leverage generative AI to analyze key data trends and hot spots, providing actionable […]

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February 26, 2025

Why Bold Cities Are Updating Their Enforcement Software

For decades, incumbent automated parking enforcement technology has remained stagnant – designed to meet the bare minimum requirements in RFPs rather than to evolve with cities’ needs. As a result, municipalities have been left with outdated systems that fail to keep up with changing mobility trends, operational demands, and advancements in curb management. It’s a […]

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February 13, 2025

Redefining Convenience: Toronto Parking Authority’s Gated Parking Launch

By Rachel Kleman, Product Manager, Parking & Permits Launching gated parking in Toronto wasn’t just about rolling out a new feature – it was about completely rethinking how people park in one of North America’s busiest cities. For a city that values efficiency, our mission was simple yet ambitious: create a parking experience so seamless, […]

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January 22, 2025

A New Year Means New Opportunities

Originally featured in the IPMI Blog. By Anthony Caddell, Regional Sales Director at Passport We all know about New Year’s Resolutions and sayings like “New Year, New Me.” Sometimes, these resolutions are jumping-off points for positive life changes. Often, they are forgotten or given up by the end of January, but hey, it’s the thought […]

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