Held May 19-20 in Coventry, Parkex 2026 showed that parking has finally moved beyond its stubborn analog image. Across both sides of the Atlantic, the shift is no longer incremental but a clear move toward intelligent, user-centric systems.
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The not-so-secret secret of marketing: Every moment of the day can be content. The influencers figured it out. Everything they do is sharable. Why? Because they shape how it all feels, looks, and is experienced. So, here’s the question: Is parking boring or has it not been made worth sharing (yet)?
Leadership is not about being the smartest person in the room or making the boldest call. It is about building a place where the best thinking can surface, from anyone, at any level, and survive long enough to be heard.
This is the second in a two-part series by the author examining parker behavior and the ways in which compliance and enforcement strategies and different technologies can influence such behavior.
Municipal parking is undergoing a fundamental transformation. As cities modernize infrastructure, digitize services, and prioritize user experience, many are rethinking whether physical barriers are still the best solution.
In March, a retired attorney filed a lawsuit against six South Florida municipalities and three parking companies, alleging that their on-street parking enforcement practices are unconstitutional.
This is the first installment of a new series we are calling Founder Stories. The premise is simple: discussions with the people who built the companies that define our industry. I started with Juan Rodriguez, co-founder of Flash. We sat down in Austin, just a few miles from where Flash began in 2011.
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