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University of Delaware Case Study
Located in Newark, Delaware, University of Delaware (UD) is home to over 22,000 students and is one of the oldest universities in the country. Known for its science, technology and advanced research, and its art conservation program, UD attracts students near and far for its academics, student life and welcoming campus. Before Passport University of […]
Rutgers University Case Study
Known as “The State University of New Jersey,” Rutgers University is home to close to 70,000 students spread across four campuses. Once a private liberal arts college, the school has evolved over time, becoming the largest public university in the state. Before Passport: Rutgers University was issuing and mailing over 30,000 physical parking […]
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University of Wisconsin – Whitewater Case study
Home to over 13,000 students, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is an evolving campus with an impressive array of offerings. The university supports over 50 majors and minors, NCAA Division III athletic programs and numerous student organizations. THE CHALLENGE Outdated parking meters in poor working conditions were the only way to pay for short-term parking […]
Savannah, GA Case Study
Once a strategic port city during the American Civil War, Savannah, GA is home to a thriving industrial center in addition to an abundance of historical sites, charming Victorian homes, and cobblestone streets. The city population is one of the largest in Georgia and attracts millions of visitors each year. THE PROBLEM Parking payments in […]
Buffalo, NY Case Study
New York’s Queen City is leading the charge in smart city infrastructure. It is no wonder that Buffalo is a growing destination for tourists, historians, and restorationists. Buffalo is a robust arts and cultural center chock full of vast historical and architectural points of interest. Buffalo has experienced face-paced redevelopment and restoration over few short […]
Greeley, CO Case Study
Nestled in the high plains of northern Colorado is Greeley, a city filled with rich culture, art and history. Despite being named one of the nation’s fastest growing metropolitan areas, Greeley still upholds a small town charm. Its impressive attractions and entertainment draws thousands of tourists every year, and in 2018, the city estimated over […]
Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA)
The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) serves riders in the Cincinnati region through its Metro fleet of over 410 buses, and the Cincinnati Bell Connector, the recently- launched downtown streetcar system it manages on behalf of the City of Cincinnati. SORTA was in need of a single platform ticketing solution for its Metro and […]
Eastern Washington University Case Study
Located in Cheney, Washington, just west of Spokane, Eastern Washington University (EWU) prides itself on its diverse student body and beautiful surroundings. EWU has 18 surface lots to serve the 13,000 students that make up its campus community. The Problem EWU was going through a major restructure when the parking department learned its enforcement equipment […]
Sam Houston State University Case Study
Sam Houston State University (SHSU), located just over an hour north of downtown Houston, enrolls more than 20,000 students (undergraduate and graduate combined). With student population increasing for both on-campus and commuting students, new construction that eliminated existing parking spaces, and a staff size that has not increased to accommodate these changes, SHSU Parking Services […]
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Baylor University Case Study
Baylor University, a private institution located in Waco, TX, has been experiencing unprecedented campus-wide growth. This development included the addition of three 1,000-space parking facilities along the perimeter of campus, in addition to the removal of interior surface parking lots and on-street parking from interior streets and pathways. Baylor’s Department of Parking and Transportation Services, […]
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Borough of Fort Lee, NJ Case Study
The Borough of Fort Lee’s Parking Authority team forms a united front to protect the residential community from the more than 100 million transient commuters that funnel across the George Washington Bridge annually. Historically, commuters have found the quaint borough, only a few miles from Manhattan, a safe and economical place to park and catch […]
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Memorial University Case Study
As Newfoundland and Labrador’s only university, Memorial has a special obligation to the people of this province. In 2017 the university’s total enrolment numbered 18,204 students, including approximately 13,500 undergraduates and 3,800 graduate students. That’s significant growth since 1925 and the first class of 55 students. Every day Memorial is striving to be more open […]
Utah Transit Authority Case Study
Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has one of the largest coverage areas of any public transportation agency. UTA’s use of mobile-first technology creates accessible and equitable transit solutions for all riders, now and as they prepare for future innovations. “What I see for the future of transportation is that it will be more connected, electric, safer, […]
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Tucson, AZ Transit Case Study
Nestled in the Sonoran Desert against the Santa Catalina mountains, Tucson is home to the University of Arizona as well as a busy commercial district. Students, faculty and commuters alike take the Sun Link streetcar, Sun Tran bus system and the commuter Sun Shuttle to head to campus and navigate the city. The City of […]
Wisconsin Dells Case, WI Study
Wisconsin Dells is a small Midwestern city with a big reputation. While the city population is less than 3,000, Wisconsin Dells hosts approximately 3 million visitors each year, drawn to its natural waterways, sandstone formations, and family-friendly water parks. Wisconsin Dells had coin meters and credit card pay stations for residents and visitors, but it […]
Adapting to Autonomous Vehicles
Before autonomous vehicles hit the streets, this is the infrastructure cities need