Product Focus EZTAG
Introducing Officer™ Parking Introducing Officer™Parking, the first multi-application platform designed to automate the entire end-to-end law enforcement process. From license plate recognition, citation issuance and management to online payments, Officer™Parking optimizes the use of next generation law enforcement technologies.
For more information, contact EZTag tel: 866-308-2430 fax: 866-308-4315 e-mail:
communications@gtechna.com www.gtechna.com
HECTRONIC A Parking Solution Provider
Increase your ON and OFF Street parking revenue with Hectronic’s advance parking solutions. Fully automated parking enforcement systems can be integrated into the pay station to increase your parking revenue. In addition the system will provide you with real time space update allowing you to manage your parking spaces to prevent congested parking lots. The Hectronic Pay stations accept various payment methods such as coins, banknote, credit card, smart cards or pay via cell phone. All systems are PCI compliant to ensure safe payment transactions.
For more information, contact Hectronic tel: 757-962-5352 email:
griese@hectronic.com web:
www.hectronic.com
INTEGRAPARK
IntegraPark offers PARIS, the premier billing and receivables system for monthly parkers. PARIS may be integrated with many popular card access systems. PARIS automates collections with credit card charges and bank drafts, ensures compliance with complex lease terms, and more. IntegraPark’s Geneva application uses data from your revenue control system to track and analyze your operations, then posts the financial results to your General Ledger system.
For more information, contact IntegraPark, LLC tel: 888-852-9993; fax: 281-656-4466 e-mail:
ruth.beaman@
integrapark.com www.integrapark.com
T2 SYSTEMS, INC. On-street and off-street Parking Solutions
The T2 Flex Parking Management System unifies on-street and off-street operations; managing citations and permits, gated lots and facilities, and all special events. “Unifying” means you no longer need one system for permit and enforcement management and a separate PARCS solution; you can manage your operation with a single solution. T2 Flex includes hardware for enforcement and access and revenue control, integrated with T2 Flex software – giving you information about your entire operation in a single database.
For more information, contact T2 Systems, Inc. tel: 317-524-5500; fax: 317-524-5501 email:
info@t2systems.com web:
www.t2systems.com
Unexpected Car Ownership Costs Cause People to Escape Leases
For the first time in more than a decade, leasing makes up
more than 20% of all new car purchases, according to
Edmunds.com, and many first-time lessees are making rook- ie mistakes. While the Internet has helped drivers become more diligent
in the car-shopping process, many neglect to check the owner- ship costs on their desired vehicles. Car leasing website
LeaseTrader.com says more people are experiencing remorse today because they fail to research the effect their newcarwill have on insurance premiums.
40 FEBRUARY 2011 • PARKING TODAY •
www.parkingtoday.com The website says the number of people escaping a lease
because they didn’t research the new car’s impact on their auto insurance premium will account for 4.5% of transactions this year, up from 2%in previous years. When most people shop for a new car lease, they tend to
look only at the payment. Many fail to factor in their new auto insurance premium and coverage requirements. This is especially common with people who may be new to
leasing.They fail to realize that a lease requires a certain amount of insurance that’s often higher than their previous coverage.
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