Parking
Mobile payments for parking: Simplify your parking management with technology that scales.
Mobile payments for parking: Simplify your parking management with technology that scales.
An end-to-end permit platform that enables you to manage your operations, not stacks of paperwork.
Real-time enforcement on the go gives you unprecedented access to insights and data.
Mobile ticketing: Enable commuters to track and pay for their trip in one app.
Equip your operations team with real-time data and management tools to make informed decisions.
Control scooter and dockless bike access to your curb space and regulate the rules of the road with a software solution from Passport
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Scooters and bikes are a convenient way for citizens to traverse your city. But cities face challenges with overcrowded curbs which prevent efficient movement of pedestrians and vehicles, equitable distribution of units, and relationship-building with mobility providers.
But micro-mobility management doesn’t need to be complicated. By following the rules of parking management— paying for idle time at the curb— cities can develop policies to regulate curb space and incentivize desirable distribution of scooters and bikes, and create a foundation for strong partnerships with innovative mobility providers.
"The introduction of electric scooters brings new opportunities for how people can get around and we want to ensure that this new form of mobility is managed in the most effective way. We're excited to be a part of this pilot program, where we can collaborate with other cities, scooter providers and Passport, to develop a mutually-beneficial scooter management solution."
Ken Smith, City Parking Manager, City of Omaha, NE
"As a city we want to be able to provide our community with the best transportation network that provides access to jobs, education, transit and housing. We believe e-scooters have the opportunity to enhance our existing transportation options by providing an easy, low-cost solution that connects riders to the first and last miles of their commute. Through the pilot we are interested in learning more about how we can implement a dynamic pricing model that encourages users to ride safely by wearing helmets, following the rules of the road and parking in a manner that creates a safe environment on our sidewalks."
Dan Gallagher, CDOT Deputy Director, City of Charlotte, NC
"Working with Passport, we can now gather insight on how our citizens are using these new forms of mobility and be more strategic about managing scooters using supply/demand economics. With this pilot program, we are now connected to a network of cities facing the same challenges and we can effectively work together to develop a new regulatory model that can be scaled nationally."
Mark de la Vergne, Chief of Mobility Innovation, City of Detroit, MI
Charlotte, Detroit and Omaha have partnered with Passport and scooter companies for a pilot to manage micro-mobility in a new way. During the pilot, the cities will test a pricing model that enables them to charge for access to the curb to coordinate scooter supply, demand and distribution.
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Balance supply and demand to prevent curbside congestion.
Parking rates, managed through Passport, naturally balance the supply and demand of vehicle distribution across geographic zones and prevent the long-term parking of vehicles, which causes congestion on the curb. By establishing pricing models that incentivize mobility providers to keep their vehicles in use, proper coverage of vehicles across the city is maintained.
Help your citizens complete their commutes with
first and last mile mobility solutions.
By consolidating data from micro-mobility providers, you can more easily spot trends in trip purpose, length, frequency, locations, and vehicle density. These insights allow you to identify areas of need for vehicle redistribution in the right place, at the right time, so your citizens can more easily access public transportation options. Passport then enables you to set rates across mobility providers to encourage vehicle distribution to those areas of need.
Provide equitable distribution of micro-mobility
vehicles across your city.
Distributing scooters and bikes to underserved areas where affordable transportation is most needed for access to work or basic services can be achieved successfully through parking models. Through Passport, you can manage rates across mobility vendors based upon zones to incentivize micro-mobility vendors to place vehicles in areas of your city where they are needed most.
Passport empowers cities by providing
With this standardized platform, cities can avoid a lengthy procurement process for new technology and welcome innovation and new mobility options.
We take pride in the technology we create, but Passport is more than a software company. Our suite of professional services is unmatched in the mobility technology industry. When you work with Passport, you’ll receive:
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