Not long ago, parking on the sidewalk on southern California was relatively simple: it was free to park or had to feed the change in a meter. Chico, times have changed! Now, any given meter may require quarters, a credit card, an application, its plate number or any combination of the above.
As the experience of paying for parking in southern California becomes more complex and confusing, I want to listen to their stories about the payment of public parking: the good, the bad and the ugly.
Maybe it has come to Loved parking applications such as Park Smart or Parkmobile that alerts it when a parking session is about to expire and allows you to add more time remotely. Or maybe it takes so long to download a necessary application and write the information of your credit card that was lost an appointment or that was late for a meeting.
I would also love to know about any strategy that you have designed so that the parking experience is simplified. Do you keep room rolls in your car or a parking applications folder on your phone? Have you completely renounced and began to take the bus?
Share your story in the form below, and you could track you to include your story in a next story.
