By British Parking Association
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.
Today we caught up with Kate Jones from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks. We find out about what they are doing to make electric vehicle charging more accessible to people with limited mobility and what parking managers need to think about when they’re planning for electric charge points.
And on the subject of what parking can do for the environment, co-host Julian has just made an appearance on another great podcast, and recipient of our Ernest Davis Award - ‘Breaking the Mould’ with Gemini Parking. https://www.geminiparkingsolutions.com/blog-post/brake-the-mould-parking-podcast-episode-09/
We hear about a new solution to ‘parking pain’ - paying for parking through your mobile phone bill, from Victoria Harris, Head of Business Development at DMB, co-sponsors of Parking Scotland.
Today we have two guest’s Peter O’Driscoll, MD and Chris Head, Senior Account Manager for RingGo a leading player in cashless parking and sponsor’s of Parking Scotland. Joey and Julian hear how big data is key to a great customer experience and how sharing data is the way forward and Chris talks to us about the impact of COVID on the future of parking.
A conversation with Sara Sloman: Sara is one of the UK’s a leading experts on zero emission mobility, energy and infrastructure, and a passionate advocate for electric vehicles. Her thought-provoking insights address the breadth of issues both EV owners and charge point providers are facing now, with some great advice on how we can make a carbon free future a reality.
The world of automated cars –the law, the implications for the parking sector and the future we can all expect are unpacked by leading author and Barrister Alex Glassbrook. He looks toward the future of automated vehicles while giving a nod to past technological advances that also seemed to feel like they happened over night. This is a detailed and thoroughly immersive episode that is informed by Alex’s experience as a Barrister who's work significantly involves road transport . This is not one to miss!
If you would like to have a read of Alex's latest book it is available here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Practical-Guide-Law-Driverless-Cars/dp/1912687682
Focusing on support, adding another layer of connectivity and engaging with women across the parking sector is just a few things the group is hoping to achieve. Listen to how the Women In Parking working group will work together to focus on things that will make a meaningful difference.
Open your minds to a new way of thinking! We learn from internationally renowned Keynote speaker and transformational coach Piers Thurston on how to be more enlightened in every aspect of our lives. We hear his compelling thoughts on how seeing the world from ‘inside out’ can be life changing in how we deal with everyday challenges and opportunities. In his own words ‘press pause on what you know, get curious!’. This is the final episode in our mini series interviewing speakers from our Brave New World virtual conference. If you are a member of the BPA and would like to watch Pier's Keynote follow this link: https://www.britishparking.co.uk/Annual-Conference-2020.
We speak with futurist Matt O'Neill who provides a compelling vision of how our changing work culture and innovations in virtual reality, artificial intelligence and e-commerce are paving the way for a brave new world in parking and mobility. If you are a member of the BPA and would like to watch any of the conference follow this link: https://www.britishparking.co.uk/Annual-Conference-2020.
Welcome to our Annual Conference mini-series, where we ask “How can we predict what happens next?” We hear from Holly Cooper a Vice President with Conduent about their technology and innovation projects in mobility and public safety. She has great insights into what’s happening in the US and how we’re constantly learning from each other. You can register now for the BPA’s FREE Annual Conference https://www.britishparking.co.uk/Annual-Conference-2020.
Get the big picture view on the parking sector. In the second of this two-parter UCL’s Professor Peter Jones gives a fascinating insight into a three-year research project to optimise road, kerbside and footway space in five European cities. Also find out his predictions on what will be the pressures on the kerbside and the role of dynamic parking in 2040! To find out more about his projects go to https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=PMJON93
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.