Top Golf at PIE 2023 has only a few spots left, and the room block at the hotel is over 90% reserved, according to PIE Director Marcy Sparrow. “We strongly urge attendees to register and then make their reservations. There … Continue reading →

What kind of issue does the prospect of EV (electric vehicle) adoption in the transportation economy represent for the Parking Industry? Is it a novel challenge or even a game changer?  Many questions are raised by EV adoption, but are … Continue reading →

Two major seminars at PIE 2023 will focus on EV Charging. First, Starting the Leap of EV Charging. Eight professionals start the seminar by telling their trials and tribulations in purchasing and running EV Chargers. An airport, three cities, and … Continue reading →

As I looked at the cover picture of Jordan and Clyde I began to wonder about just how Innovation and Experience work together. These two are the classic examples of the two. Jordan has come up with his innovation, his … Continue reading →

I know that you are probably tired of my looking out my window and reporting on what I see, but sometimes I can’t help it. I was reading in the parking media about scooter parking and the use of scooters … Continue reading →

Our Cover for March: Innovator Jordan Justus meets Clyde Wilson and his 40 years of experience. The concept of this cover came from Astrid and I thank her and the graphics team (Shelly and Romina) that made it possible. See … Continue reading →

Astrid nailed it this morning with a post over at Parknews.biz. The headline is above. It’s a video by Marques Brownlee that features his experience helping someone trying to charge their Tesla at a non Tesla charging station. Its theme … Continue reading →

Let’s face it – the Dodge Ram commercial for a truck that doesn’t exist was the funniest of all the multimillion dollar ads aired during the ‘big game’. For those of you who didn’t see it, I suggest you Google … Continue reading →

When Lee Iacocca said “I’m in the car business” he was focused like a laser beam on his core business and on saving Chrysler from extinction. He wasn’t in the airplane business, the motorcycle business, the business of building buses … Continue reading →

I am musing over an article I read at the blog Hot Air. Seems the major suppliers of wind turbines, including Germany’s Siemens, Denmark’s Vestas, US’s General Electric, Denmark’s Orsted, each have lost billions, with a B, in 2022 in … Continue reading →