The new parking rules entered into force, which will allow drivers to pay for their parking on their favorite application, instead of having to download many different payment applications
All drivers in England can look forward to a major change to make the car park a lot easier. The Labor Party government has presented the new national parking platform, which is promising to end the lesion of unreasonable car parking fines and provides a single application solution for the payment.
The Labor Party has announced plans to implement the national parking platform to allow car drivers using the chosen application for parking payments, rather than reconciling many applications. Anthony Escinzi, founder and president of Justpark, is now the director of the national parking platform.
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He said: “By allowing drivers to choose their favorite car parking application, it eliminates the unnecessary complexity and makes the car park simpler and more convenient. It is ultimately related to providing a real option for their favorite application.
“Juspark is proud to contribute to the formation of the platform vision, and as a company, we will continue to support its presentation throughout the country, led by the British Parking Association.”
Rod Dennis welcomed the initiative, saying: “Paying the car should be one of the simplest things that any driver does, but things have become more complicated in recent years – a point showed by the fact that there are many different parking applications.
“If the arrival of the national parking platform removes these troubles, this is definitely a welcome step. But the key will ensure the largest possible number of car park operators in the system.”
“This government, along with drivers, is devoted to giving everyone the simplest and more flexible positions,” said Lillian Greenwood's Labor Minister of Labor Party.
She added: “I am pleased that this wonderful project is being done by the parking sector without an additional cost of taxpayers.”
Expanding infrastructure improvements, Birmingham Live reports that Mrs. Greenwood said: “This is the general infrastructure that has been achieved correctly: they were designed by the government and formed by councils, which are now delivered by the sector that knows this better, while we invest in record 1.6 billion pounds through our step of change, to adjust our available roads that we are caused by cars And connect it 4.8 pounds sterling.
Andrew Pester, CEO of BPA, weighs enthusiastically for the initiative, saying: “Today's announcement is the result of 6 years of dedicated work by our car parking sector to make payment for parking easier.”
In light of their support for the national parking platform, he expressed arousing: “We have strongly supported the national parking platform from the beginning, so we are happy with this result and are enthusiastic about cooperating with the transportation department and the new NPP to create a better cars experience for all drivers.”
