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As we embrace a greener and more sustainable future, the electrification of transportation is at the forefront of our efforts. Electric vehicles (EVs) are revolutionizing the way we move, reducing carbon emissions and enhancing air quality. Recognizing the pivotal role of EVs, governments and organizations around the world are taking steps to incentivize their adoption. One such initiative is the Clean Vehicle Credit, which has emerged as a game-changer.   Understanding the Clean Vehicle Credit: The Clean Vehicle Credit is… Continue reading →

Columbus, Ohio – Propark Mobility announced today that it has partnered with CampusParc, the concessionaire for the long-term parking lease at The Ohio State University, to provide parking management services for the institution. “We’re proud to partner with CampusParc to provide Propark’s leading parking management solutions on The Ohio State University campus,” said Stephen Duffy, Chief Strategy Officer, Propark. “Our decades of experience serving universities and stadiums, alongside our continuous growth in the region, position us to make significant contributions… Continue reading →

Originally published by American City & County on 10/21/22 Trends in transportation and mobility are quickly evolving, evidenced by wide-ranging shifts that impact the way people get around, where and when they work, and how they commute to their jobs. Gone are the days when cars were the stars and public transit the backbone of any major city, as unexpected changes triggered by the pandemic have vastly transformed modern commuters’ needs and preferences. Take San Francisco, for example, where today… Continue reading →

Originally published in Talk of the Towns' September/October 2022 issue. How municipalities, colleges, hospitals can advance toward modern sustainability goals by incorporating micro-mobility into transportation and parking plans. Government entities, private businesses, and any organization involved in managing parking facilities knows the challenges of balancing commuter demand and the need to address sustainability. Whether managing mobility in a municipal garage, college campus, or hospital facility, forward-thinking parking management professionals can advance toward sustainability goals by creating a different mentality around… Continue reading →

Originally published by American City and County on 9/16/2022 The movement toward electric vehicles (EV) is accelerating, being fueled by evolving consumer preferences, generous incentives from the federal government, and bold commitments from automakers that collectively aim to curb our nation’s carbon emissions over the next decade and beyond. Electric vehicle sales in the United States have revved up by more than 40 percent each year, on average, since 2016, and according to an eye-opening report recently released by McKinsey… Continue reading →

Originally published by American City and County on 9/13/2022   Almost every aspect of daily life was thrown in reverse and reshaped during COVID-19, particularly where and when people work, and how they get to their jobs. The dramatic workplace upheavals had significant impacts to longstanding commuting and parking patterns that municipalities, city planners and the private sector had relied upon for years, and now as more workers are returning to the office, it is critical that parking remains flexible,… Continue reading →

Bethesda, Maryland (August 3, 2022) – Curator Hotel & Resort Collection (“Curator”) today formally announced preferred partnerships with six parking vendors, including Propark Mobility. These new partnerships provide member hotels with exceptional valet and parking services and vehicle safety, delivering an excellent customer service experience. Encompassing valet parking service and technology, self-parking management and controls, intercom call support, bellman and doorman service, room service delivery support, house car, and shuttle service, and comprehensive mobility solutions for hotel properties, these parking… Continue reading →

This article was originally published by Crain's New York Business on 7/21/2022   Here's what's needed to get day-trippers from the tristate area to return to the city New York City's beleaguered tourism industry—one of the key drivers of the Big Apple's economy—is making a comeback faster than expected. According to estimates recently released by NYC & Company, which studies tourism, the city can expect 56 million out-of-towners this year—nearly a full recovery. More than 66 million people visited the… Continue reading →