Webinar
Webinar Ensuring Your Laws Support Ticket By Mail
In this Webinar, John Fournier, seasoned Parking Consultant and currently, Assistant City Administrator at the City of Ann Arbor, shares his extensive experience navigating the complexities of city policy to lead several successful projects including the architecture of the ticket by mail program at the City of Pittsburgh. John has formerly been Director of On-street and Metered Parking at the City of Pittsburgh and Deputy Chief of Staff to the Mayor’s Office, City of Pittsburgh.
Webinar
Intelligent Enforcement Webinar ft. The City of Milwaukee
Learn how featured guest speakers from the City of Milwaukee Tom Woznick, Parking Services Manager, and Richard Dollhopf, Parking Enforcement Manager have used technology to support Milwaukee’s overall complete streets vision–It starts with pay by plate but it doesn’t end there!
Webinar
Ticket by Mail Webinar ft Ocean City
Terry McGean, City Engineer of the Town of Ocean City achieved the best of both worlds: a solution that was customer-friendly, reduced cost and that increased parking revenues. One of the primary goals was to create a parking experience that encouraged longer stays at Ocean City’s beachside lot by making it as convenient as possible to pay and park. With ticket by mail, Ocean City was able to repurpose its PEOs as ambassadors to educate tourists on how to park.
For any unpaid parking sessions, an invoice covering the balance of the time plus processing fees could be sent by mail using gtechna’s fully automated gateless fixed LPR and ticket by mail system for processing and mail out.
Case Study
Ocean City Case Study
Ocean City is a beautiful Maryland resort town that boasts a census population of around 8,000 during the offseason, a number that balloons to 350,000 during the summer months – making it the second-largest city in Maryland in the summertime.
Case Study
Metrolinx Case Study
Metrolinx has invested significantly in the expansion of its transit system which serves the Metro and Greater Toronto area, providing transportation services to more than 7 million residents across 11,000 square kilometers – Canada’s largest and among North America’s most rapidly growing.
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Banff Case Study
The smart city concept doesn’t just dwell in metropolitan areas with millions of residents milling about in their cars and on public transportation. Small communities can just as easily use technology to minimize the effects of traffic congestion, to help make parking easier, and to make the user’s experience more enjoyable.
Brochure
Business Intelligence
gtechna brings business intelligence to parking to help you improve and optimize decisions and performance. Our business intelligence tools can be used to examine large datasets associated with enforcement activity to help you gain insights into parker trends and preferences, officer performance and other useful operational information that can ensure that you are running your parking program as efficiently as possible.
Whitepaper
Whitepaper : Curbside Management & the Evolving Role of Parking Enforcement
The curb, yes, that once innocuous slab of cement where one parks their car, has become highly sought-after. Curb space is now at the center of discussions around mobility and sustainability in urban areas.
Case Study
Mini Case Study- Ocean City Ticket by Mail
Ocean City, Maryland is a coastal resort city between the Atlantic Ocean and the Isle of Wight Bay. With its miles of beaches and charming wooden boardwalk, it attracts visitors from across the U.S. and beyond.
eBook
Parking Enforcement Then and Now ebook
On a late summer Tuesday morning, Rev. C.H. North, pastor of the Third Pentecostal Holiness Church in Oklahoma City decided to drive downtown to buy a few things from the hardware store.
eBook
Future of Parking ebook
With each passing year, we see more smart devices capable of connecting to the Internet of Things, a network of devices that talk to one another through the internet without intervention from us.
eBook
Pay By Plate 101 ebook
Parking regulation and management systems have not only changed over the years but have also diversified.
Whitepaper
Android Fact Sheet
As endusers expect their work devices and applications to look and function like personal devices, application developers have recently begun looking for viable alternatives. Google® Android™ is being watched closely, due to its popularity in the consumer smartphone market to enhance the user experience.
Infographics
Pay by Plate Pittsburgh Infographic
Less than 1% of all the transactions result in an erroneous plate entry. This may not seem like much but an average of mid-to-large sized city issuing on average 20, 000 tickets daily, this can result in 200 bad tickets.
Infographics
gtechna Business Intelligence Infographic
Understand how our BI works with gtechna’s products.
Brochure
Pay by Plate Enforcement
The future is now. An eCitations solution that is fully integrated with pay by plate has arrived.
Whitepaper
The Challenges of Pay by Plate
Exploring Concepts and Challenges in Functionality, Compatibility and Deployment when considering moving to a pay-by-plate solution.
Whitepaper
Pay Station Comparison
There are several factors to consider when deciding on which mode of pay station operations is right for you: Pay-and-Display, Pay-by-Space and Pay-by-Plate. This White Paper explores the pros and cons of each.
Whitepaper
Pay Per Ticket e Citations
This White Paper explores some of the barriers to e Citations and how to surmount them. Further, a review of alternatives to traditional technology adoption models seeks to open up dialogue on less conventional collaborations that may prove beneficial to multiple government agencies…
Whitepaper
eChalking & Changing Ordinances
This White Paper looks at past and existing technologies utilized for the enforcement of time limit zones examining how far technologies have come, policy on time zone enforcement and recommended next steps to take better advantage of advanced enforcement tools now on the market for enhancing parking enforcement…
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Interoperability Between Police & Parking Agencies
Redistribution of capital expenses to purchase technologies that generate revenue and cut costs within weeks of operation is an alternative that makes sense for smaller agencies that may be looking to upgrade technologies with as little investment as possible. Sharing some of the financial burden across multiple agencies has become an option some are now considering by purchasing a solution that serves both parking and traffic enforcement operations.
