We are making parking easier downtown: digital signs, mobile app, enhancements to parking machines

Parking
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The Burlington Downtown Parking Committee (I’m a member) has made a number of improvements to downtown parking to make it easier to find and easier to pay for:

  • occupancy sensors in every spot that will give us real-time data on usage (and help us plan where and when to install future parking supply);
  • digital signs in all lots that work with the sensors, so no more circling the block to find a space;
  • Honk Mobile parking app to find and pay for a space;
  • updates to the parking machines to make them easier to use, including easy to follow instructions, increased screen brightness and relocation of the remote server for faster processing.

For more information visit: Downtown Parking

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