As you may remember, I have been railing against panic over autonomous vehicles for the past two years. The mainstream media has been calling me out and has jumped on board the AV express. Speakers at “non-PIE” events have been … Continue reading →

According to “lonely planet” Reykjavik is “The world’s most northerly capital and combines colourful buildings, quirky, creative people, eye-popping design, wild nightlife and a capricious soul.” I was honored to be able to spend a few hours with Kolbrun Jonatansdottir … Continue reading →

My post above about using cell phones in teaching came from an aging wag (me) who admits to knowing nothing about the subject. I asked son Andy to comment. And he did. I bring his post from the comments section … Continue reading →

I have discovered I am completely out of it when it comes to dealing with the young. I don’t mean 20 year olds although that can be a challenge. I mean kids in elementary and middle school. I friend told … Continue reading →

It’s like you are in a baby’s cradle, being slowly rocked back and forth, back and forth. You go to sleep quickly, but walking down the hall to breakfast can be a bit of a challenge. We had a bit … Continue reading →

I’m travelling this week and next on a ship “In the Wake of the Vikings”. We started in Bergen, Norway, and are now in the Shetland Islands. From here its the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and a couple of stops … Continue reading →

I met with a group than ran parking for a major university and gave a spiel on how easy it would be to sell the concept of carpooling. To wit: If you took just a portion of the billion plus … Continue reading →

I pulled together a presentation for a potential customer and was blown away at the many different tools Parking Today Media can offer our industry that will help communicate products and services. Our team has been delving deeply into different … Continue reading →

Back in the day particularly in Manhattan, but in other places as well, parking was all about price and availability. If there was space, you charged what you could get, collected it, and let the driver park their car. Garages … Continue reading →

We held our mid year meeting this week and my staff joined us in a barbeque at chez Van Horn. Eric and I, for the first time, were shown that we were in the minority, at least as far as … Continue reading →