Our Parking Industry®

By TPN - The Parking Network

In this podcast The Parking Network will go behind the scenes and talk to industry professionals about all things parking. From the horizon of evolving technology and even stories of the old days.

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August 20, 2026Parking Has Plenty of Data. Now What?
Episode Overview
In this roundtable episode, Krista Olien, Leigh Thomas, and Clyde Wilson reflect on their conversation with Graham Haldeman, CEO and General Manager of HUB Parking Technology.
The discussion focuses on a recurring challenge across the parking industry: technology is advancing quickly, but the goal should still be simple operations, strong customer service, and useful information. The team explores what happens when disconnected technology creates more complexity, why AI should support judgment rather than replace it, and why having more data does not automatically lead to better decisions.
The conversation also turns to parking conventions, vendor selection, and how operators and asset owners can move past sales pitches to find solutions that actually address the challenges in their facilities.
Why This Matters
Parking technology should make operations easier, not more complicated.
As operators gain access to more software, analytics, AI, and integrations, leaders must understand which information actually matters and how technology supports the basic goals of parking: serve customers, collect revenue, and operate efficiently.
What You’ll Learn
Why simplicity should remain a priority as parking technology grows
How AI and data should support operational judgment
Why facility-level details matter more than high-level reports alone
How to approach conventions and vendors with specific operational needs
Key Takeaways
More technology does not automatically create a better parking experience
Data becomes valuable only when someone understands how to interpret and apply it
AI should support people, not replace operational expertise
Know your facility’s problems before shopping for solutions
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Reflecting on Graham Haldeman’s episode
01:30 Simplicity, collaboration, and customer experience
03:00 Keeping operations at the center of technology
05:20 Data, AI, and the importance of interpretation
09:00 What parking data is actually useful
10:45 Looking beyond top-line revenue and expenses
13:00 Technology versus the fundamentals of parking
18:20 How parking conventions have changed
20:00 Technology vendors entering the industry
26:45 Finding meaningful conversations at industry events
29:00 Knowing your facility before looking for solutions
32:00 Why operational details matter
About the Hosts
Krista Olien
President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, leading conversations around strategy, transparency, data, and parking performance.
Leigh Thomas
Project Manager with a background in mathematics and data analysis, focused on improving operational clarity through better questions and better information.
Clyde Wilson
Founder of TPN Consulting, bringing more than four decades of experience in parking operations, technology, audits, and financial performance.
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Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com
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August 13, 2026Beyond Gates and Tickets Featuring Graham Haldeman
Episode Overview
In Episode 19, Krista Olien and Leigh Thomas sit down with Graham Haldeman, CEO and General Manager of HUB Parking Technology North America, to discuss his journey from valet operations to parking technology leadership.
Graham shares how experience across hospitality, universities, healthcare, airports, and parking operations shaped his approach to leadership and technology. The conversation explores connected platforms, integrations, AI, clean data, customer choice, and why people must remain at the center of every solution.
Graham also shares his vision for an industry that extends beyond gates, tickets, and payments toward a more connected customer and operational experience.
Why This Matters
Parking technology is advancing quickly, but more tools do not always create a better experience.
Disconnected systems, poor data, and overly complicated solutions can create new challenges. This episode explores why technology should simplify operations, improve customer service, and support better decisions.
What You’ll Learn
How Graham advanced from valet operations to technology leadership
Why connected systems and vendor collaboration matter
Where AI helps and where human judgment is still essential
How leadership and customer service influence successful organizations
Key Takeaways
Technology should simplify the parking journey
AI is only as useful as the data supporting it
Open integrations preserve customer choice
Strong leadership listens to employees at every level
Episode Breakdown
00:25 Graham’s parking career
02:10 Mentors and industry relationships
04:35 Technology’s growing role
06:30 Vendor collaboration and integration
09:00 Customer choice and disconnected systems
10:20 AI, machine learning, and clean data
13:50 Turning data into useful information
17:50 Customer service and technology
18:45 HUB’s connected-platform approach
20:05 FAAC and HUB’s global perspective
21:30 Building industry collaboration
25:05 Global parking trends
30:10 Leadership and employee engagement
33:20 Graham’s vision for parking
About the Guest
Graham Haldeman CEO and General Manager of HUB Parking Technology North America. Graham began his career as a valet and has held roles across parking operations, hospitality, healthcare, universities, airports, and technology. He now leads HUB’s North American organization with a focus on connected technology, customer experience, and collaboration.
About the Hosts
Krista Olien President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast.
Leigh Thomas Project Manager at TPN Consulting with a background in mathematics, data analysis, and operational performance.
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Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com
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35min
July 30, 2026Donald Shoup Changed Parking. Is It Time to Rethink the Data?
Episode Overview
In this special bonus episode, Krista Olien, Leigh Thomas, and Clyde Wilson examine Donald Shoup's influential book, The High Cost of Free Parking, and its impact on parking policy and planning.
The team discusses how Shoup helped bring national attention to parking while questioning whether statistics drawn from localized, decades-old research should still guide today's decisions. They explore how license plate recognition, mobile payments, reservations, rideshare, delivery services, navigation apps, and changing travel behavior have transformed parking since the book's publication.
Rather than rejecting Shoup's work, they encourage listeners to use it as a framework for asking better questions and validating ideas with current local data.
Why This Matters
Parking influences transportation, development, revenue, and customer experience. Applying outdated or localized statistics too broadly can lead to policies that no longer reflect how people travel or park today.
This episode encourages parking professionals to question assumptions, study their own markets, and make decisions using current operational data.
What You'll Learn
Why Shoup's ideas remain influential in parking and urban planning
Which commonly quoted statistics deserve closer examination
How technology and customer behavior have changed since 2005
Why local research should drive parking decisions
Key Takeaways
Use Shoup's work as a framework, not unquestioned fact
Local parking policy requires local data
Technology has transformed how customers find, reserve, enter, and pay for parking
Every operation should understand its own demand and customer behavior
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Why this conversation matters
02:40 Respecting Shoup's ideas while questioning the data
04:00 How parking has changed since 2005
07:45 Rideshare, delivery, and changing curb demand
10:50 The limits of localized research
14:00 The "circling" statistics
16:30 Parking, housing, and urban planning
22:00 Why European models don't fit every U.S. city
26:25 Curb pricing and municipal challenges
29:55 Revisiting the 30 percent circling claim
33:30 Navigation apps, reservations, and today's parker
36:45 Research, bias, and local decision-making
40:00 Final thoughts
About Donald Shoup
Donald Shoup was a UCLA professor of urban planning whose 2005 book, The High Cost of Free Parking, reshaped conversations about parking policy. His work inspired generations of planners, public officials, and transportation professionals. Many advocates of his parking philosophies became known as "Shoupistas," a term commonly used for supporters of his approach to parking reform.
About the Hosts
Krista Olien – President of TPN Consulting.
Leigh Thomas – Project Manager specializing in data analysis and operational performance.
Clyde Wilson – Founder of TPN Consulting with more than four decades of parking industry experience.
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Catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com
Follow TPN on LinkedIn and Instagram for podcast updates and industry insights.
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36min
July 23, 2026Inside The Lane featuring The Tire Tag
Episode Overview
In this Inside the Lane episode, Krista Olien sits down with Bart Christenson, President of The Tire Tag, to discuss a modern approach to parking enforcement that improves compliance while minimizing frustration for both operators and parkers.
Bart explains how Tire Tag’s lightweight, self-release immobilization device helps private parking operators achieve significantly higher citation payment rates than traditional paper tickets. The conversation explores how simplicity, customer experience, and operator efficiency have shaped the product’s growth across more than 40 states.
From self-release technology to nationwide partnerships and future municipal integrations, this episode provides a practical look at how enforcement technology is evolving.
Why This Matters
Parking enforcement should encourage compliance without creating unnecessary conflict.
Tire Tag demonstrates how simple technology, clear communication, and streamlined payment processes can improve collections, reduce operational burden, and help parkers resolve violations quickly.
What You’ll Learn
How Tire Tag’s self-release immobilization system works
Why physical immobilization increases citation payment rates
How Tire Tag supports operators, property managers, and asset owners
Where the technology works best and how it’s expanding
Key Takeaways
Simple enforcement creates a better experience for operators and parkers
Compliance, not punishment, is the goal of effective enforcement
Analog hardware paired with digital payments keeps operations reliable
Partnerships and integrations are expanding Tire Tag’s capabilities
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Introduction to Tire Tag
00:20 What Tire Tag does and who it serves
01:05 Improving citation compliance through immobilization
02:20 The self-release customer experience
04:00 Where Tire Tag is used today
05:50 Future growth and municipal integration
06:45 Connectivity, analog technology, and customer support
08:45 Applications beyond passenger vehicles
09:40 Deployment recommendations for operators
11:00 Enforcement partnerships and nationwide coverage
12:00 How to connect with Tire Tag
About the Host & Guest
Krista Olien President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, leading conversations about innovation, operations, and the future of parking.
Bart Christensen President of Tire Tag, a citation management and vehicle immobilization platform helping parking operators improve compliance through self-release enforcement technology.
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Catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com
Follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram for industry insights, podcast updates, and more.
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July 16, 2026What Parking Leaders Should Demand from Technology Vendors
Episode Overview
In this roundtable episode, Krista Olien, Leigh Thomas, and Clyde Wilson reflect on their conversation with Trent Prior, Manager of Business Services for the Town of Victoria Park in Western Australia.
The team discusses how customer choice, vendor integration, communication, and strategic planning helped Vic Park modernize its parking program. They also explore why parking leaders should define their operational needs before beginning the RFP process rather than relying on vendors to shape the solution.
From building a clear blueprint to setting high expectations, this episode offers practical guidance for municipalities, universities, property owners, and parking managers selecting new technology.
Why This Matters
Parking technology should solve operational challenges, improve customer experience, and support long-term goals. Too often, organizations select from available products instead of defining what they truly need.
This conversation highlights the value of planning, communication, collaboration, and holding vendors accountable.
What You’ll Learn
Why every parking project should begin with a blueprint
How customer choice and vendor integration improve operations
What questions to ask technology providers during an RFP
Why communication is essential to successful parking leadership
Key Takeaways
Build the operational plan before selecting technology
Technology should adapt to the facility, not the other way around
Strong vendor collaboration produces better outcomes
Clear communication earns stakeholder support
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Introduction and recap
00:40 Customer choice and integration
02:00 Communicating operational needs
07:30 Building a better RFP
11:00 Creating a parking blueprint
15:00 Vendor collaboration and customization
18:00 Communication and leadership
21:00 Lessons from Vic Park
27:00 Presenting to stakeholders
30:00 Closing thoughts
About the Hosts
Krista Olien President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, leading conversations around strategy, transparency, and the future of parking operations.
Leigh Thomas Project Manager with a background in mathematics and data analysis, focused on improving operational clarity and performance through data-driven insights.
Clyde Wilson Founder of TPN Consulting, bringing over four decades of industry experience and insight into parking operations, contracts, technology, and financial performance.
Listen & Follow
Catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com
Follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram for industry insights, podcast updates, and more.
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26min
July 09, 2026Customer Choice and Smarter Parking with Trent Prior
Episode Overview
In this episode, Krista Olien and Leigh Thomas sit down with Trent Prior, Manager of Business Services for the Town of Victoria Park in Western Australia, to discuss innovation, customer choice, and the future of municipal parking.
Trent shares how Vic Park transitioned away from cash payments, introduced dual pay by phone platforms, and reduced reliance on parking meters while improving the customer experience. The conversation explores how vendor partnerships, staff buy-in, data, and long-term planning helped modernize the town’s parking program.
From payment technology to LPR, occupancy data, and community engagement, this episode offers practical lessons for municipalities looking to improve parking operations.
Why This Matters
Municipal parking must balance customer service, technology, revenue, and community expectations while making the best use of limited resources.
Vic Park demonstrates how data-driven decisions, collaboration, and thoughtful innovation can improve operations while creating a better experience for both staff and parkers.
What You’ll Learn
Why Vic Park adopted dual pay by phone platforms
How staff and vendor buy-in supported major technology changes
How LPR and occupancy data improve parking management
Why customer choice remains central to the town’s strategy
Key Takeaways
Innovation succeeds when staff, vendors, and leadership work together
Data leads to better decisions than assumptions alone
Customer choice can improve adoption of new technology
Education-first parking management builds stronger community trust
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Introduction and Trent’s background
02:00 Victoria Park and Albany Highway
05:00 Dual pay by phone strategy
07:45 Vendor integration and customer choice
10:30 Measuring success through data
13:00 Staff buy-in and organizational change
17:00 Building a technology roadmap
21:00 Collaboration across Australian municipalities
24:00 Residential permits and transportation goals
29:00 Community response to payment changes
31:00 Using data to guide enforcement and planning
35:00 Parking strategy and community outcomes
39:00 Closing thoughts
About the Hosts & Guest
Krista Olien President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, leading conversations around strategy, transparency, and the future of parking operations.
Leigh Thomas Project Manager with a background in mathematics and data analysis, focused on improving operational clarity and performance through data-driven insights.
Trent Prior Manager of Business Services for the Town of Victoria Park in Western Australia, leading initiatives in parking technology, customer choice, and municipal parking innovation.
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Catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com
Follow TPN on LinkedIn and Instagram for industry insights, podcast updates, and more.
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37min
June 25, 2026Inside The Lane Featuring Truck Parking Club
Episode Overview
In this Inside The Lane episode, Leigh Thomas sits down with Evan Shelley, Founder and CEO of Truck Parking Club, to discuss one of transportation’s biggest challenges: the shortage of truck parking in the United States.
Evan explains how Truck Parking Club connects drivers, fleet managers, and carriers with property owners who have available parking space. Through its marketplace platform, the company helps drivers find and reserve parking while creating new revenue opportunities for parking operators, warehouses, trucking companies, churches, and other property owners.
The conversation explores the truck parking shortage, what makes a property suitable for truck parking, and how underutilized parking assets can generate additional income.
Why This Matters
There is only one truck parking space available for every eleven trucks operating in the United States.
As freight demand continues to grow, drivers need reliable parking options while many property owners have vacant or underused land. This episode highlights how technology can connect those needs and create value for both sides.
What You’ll Learn
Why truck parking remains a major industry challenge
How Truck Parking Club’s marketplace works
What types of properties are ideal for truck parking
How property owners can create new revenue streams from unused space
Key Takeaways
Truck parking demand significantly exceeds available supply
Underutilized parking assets can often support commercial vehicles
Successful truck parking operations do not always require amenities
Technology can simplify reservations, payments, reporting, and customer service
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Introduction and guest welcome
00:38 The truck parking shortage explained
03:41 Property members and trucker members
05:59 Ideal properties for truck parking
09:29 Monetizing underutilized parking assets
11:33 Amenities and driver expectations
13:42 Getting started with Truck Parking Club
14:43 Closing remarks
About the Host & Guest
Leigh Thomas
Project Manager at TPN Consulting, bringing a data-driven perspective to parking operations, strategy, and industry innovation.
Evan Shelley
Founder and CEO of Truck Parking Club, a nationwide marketplace helping drivers and property owners solve truck parking challenges while creating new revenue opportunities.
Contact the Vendor
Website: https://www.truckparkingclub.com
Property Owner Information: https://www.addtruckparking.com
About Inside The Lane
Inside The Lane is a special segment of Our Parking Industry Podcast that highlights vendors, innovators, and organizations serving the parking and transportation industries.
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June 18, 2026Mastering Parking Presentations: Data, Audience, and End Goals
Episode Overview
In this follow-up episode, Krista Olien is joined by Clyde Wilson and Leigh Thomas to reflect on their conversation with Brandon Markey, Director of Healthcare Operations at The Car Park. The team revisits Brandon’s insights on luxury customer service, healthcare valet, security awareness, data-driven presentations, and frontline training. From knowing your audience to delivering excellent service in only a few seconds, this conversation explores how parking professionals can improve both customer experience and operational communication.
Why This Matters
Customer service is becoming more important across every part of parking. Whether a customer is pulling into a hospital valet, calling about an online transaction, or trying to solve a parking issue in real time, the experience matters. This episode reminds listeners that service excellence starts with leadership, training, data, and awareness.
What You’ll Learn
How Brandon uses data and audience-focused messaging to build effective presentations
What hospital valet operations teach the industry about exceptional customer service
Why emotional intelligence and situational awareness are critical for frontline employees
How leadership behavior influences employee performance and the customer experience
Why situational awareness is essential in service environments
Key Takeaways
Data transforms opinions into fact-based decisions and requests
Effective presentations start with the audience and desired outcome
Hospital valet demonstrates the highest level of parking customer service
Strong leadership and employee support directly shape the customer experience
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Introduction and recap of Brandon Markey’s episode
01:30 Developing presentations for the right audience
02:00 Using data to explain pain points
04:00 Preparing facts without over-presenting details
06:30 PAQS and data-driven decision-making
07:30 Luxury customer service in healthcare valet
11:00 Why hospital valet is uniquely challenging
13:00 Hiring and training for high-touch service roles
17:00 Emotional intelligence and service training
18:45 Leadership, respect, and employee culture
24:30 Resources for improving customer service training
26:00 Security, awareness, and reading the customer situation
28:00 Customer service in a digital parking industry
30:00 Final thoughts and practical resources
About the Hosts
Krista Olien -President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, leading conversations around strategy, transparency, and the future of parking operations
Clyde Wilson -Founder of TPN Consulting, bringing over four decades of industry experience and insight into parking operations, contracts, and financial performance
Leigh Thomas -Project Manager with a background in mathematics and data analysis, focused on improving operational clarity and performance through data-driven insights
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Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com Follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram for industry insights, podcast updates, and more.
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27min
June 11, 2026Unreasonable Excellence: Redefining Customer Service in Healthcare Parking with Brandon Markey
Episode Overview
Customer service is often discussed in parking but rarely defined in a way that changes behavior. In this episode, the TPN team is joined by Brandon Markey, Director of Healthcare Operations at The Car Park, to explore what exceptional service looks like in practice, especially in healthcare environments.
Drawing from a background in luxury customer service and security, Brandon explains how small, intentional actions can transform brief interactions into meaningful experiences. From the concept of the “$2 hot dog” to the importance of situational awareness, this conversation challenges operators to rethink how service is delivered in moments that often last less than two minutes.
The discussion also explores leadership, training, team culture, and how empowering frontline employees can improve both retention and customer experience.
Why This Matters
Parking is often the first and last touchpoint in a customer’s journey, particularly in healthcare settings where emotions are high and time is critical.
Customers may not remember every detail of their visit, but they will remember how easy or difficult it was to arrive, park, and leave. For operators and asset owners, customer service directly impacts loyalty, reputation, and performance.
What You’ll Learn
What luxury customer service means in parking
How small actions create lasting impressions
Why situational awareness is critical for frontline staff
How leadership and empowerment improve team performance
Key Takeaways
Parking interactions may be brief, but they leave lasting impressions
Empathy and awareness matter more than scripted interactions
Strong leadership shapes customer and employee experiences
Small moments of service can have a significant impact
Notable Quotes
“Luxury is anything that goes beyond what is expected.”
“Find the $2 hot dog. Every single day, find a way to go above and beyond.”
“We’re not just parking cars. We’re the last step before someone gets care.”
Episode Breakdown
00:00 – Introduction and Brandon’s background
02:00 – Defining luxury customer service
07:30 – Creating meaningful customer interactions
10:00 – The “$2 hot dog” philosophy
13:00 – Situational awareness and empathy
18:30 – Building strong teams and reducing turnover
21:30 – Leadership through respect and empowerment
27:30 – Final thoughts on service excellence
About the Hosts & Guest
This episode features the team from TPN Consulting alongside a special guest:
Krista Olien – President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, guiding the conversation with a focus on industry accountability, transparency, and forward-thinking strategy.
Leigh Thomas – Project Manager with a background in mathematics and data analysis, bringing a structured, analytical perspective to parking performance and strategy.
Brandon Markey – Director of Healthcare Operations at The Car Park, specializing in customer experience, team development, and operational excellence in healthcare environments.
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May 28, 2026Inside The Lane featuring Daniel & Henry
Episode Overview
In this special Inside The Lane episode, Krista Olien sits down with Robert Pohrer, insurance broker at Daniel & Henry Insurance & Risk Management, to discuss his journey from parking operator to insurance specialist serving the parking industry.
Robert shares how he grew up in parking, scaled a valet operation from 50 to 250 employees, and transitioned into insurance following the challenges of COVID. Today, he helps parking companies better understand risk, coverage, and long-term strategy through the lens of real operational experience.
The conversation explores how insurance can become a strategic tool instead of just another expense. From claims management to captive insurance models, Robert explains how operators can better protect and position their businesses.
Why This Matters
Insurance is one of the largest and most misunderstood expenses in parking operations.
This episode offers a unique perspective from someone who has worked both as an operator and an insurance broker, highlighting how smarter risk management and informed insurance decisions can impact long-term business success.
What You’ll Learn
How Robert transitioned from parking operator to insurance broker
Why parking is often misunderstood as a risk category
Different insurance strategies, including self-insurance and captives
How claims management impacts long-term costs
Key Takeaways
Insurance should be treated as a strategic tool, not just a fixed cost
Parking is a specialized risk category requiring industry knowledge
Strong claims management can lower long-term premiums
Captive insurance models are becoming more common in parking
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Introduction and guest welcome
00:20 Robert’s background and parking journey
01:45 Transition into insurance and current role
03:00 Insurance types and the “parking insurance playbook”
06:00 Scaling a valet company and managing risk 08:00 Claims management and controlling costs
09:30 Understanding GKL and educating carriers
11:00 Captive insurance and alternative strategies
12:30 Connecting with Robert and Daniel & Henry
14:00 Closing thoughts
About the Host & Guest
Krista Olien- President of TPN Consulting and host of the podcast, guiding conversations that highlight the people and ideas shaping the parking industry
Robert Pohrer- Insurance broker at Daniel & Henry Insurance & Risk Management, specializing in parking industry coverage with a background as a former parking operator and business owner
Contact the Vendor
Interested in learning more or working with Daniel & Henry Insurance & Risk Management?
Website: https://www.danielandhenry.com
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 314-486-5724
About Inside The Lane
Inside The Lane is a special segment of Our Parking Industry Podcast highlighting vendors and partners serving the parking industry. These short episodes give companies an opportunity to share who they are, what they do, and how they support parking professionals.
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Catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
Connect with TPN Consulting
Visit: https://www.parkingnetwork.com Follow TPN Consulting on LinkedIn and Instagram for industry insights, podcast updates, and more.
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FAQs about Our Parking Industry®:

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