Instead of opening your car window to get a ticket from a parking machine and then hustling for R5 coins to pay, a smart new app is introducing cashless and ticketless parking.
I’m sure you’re a whizz behind the wheel of your car but could you wangle your way out of this tight squeeze?
Your days of finding ample parking in Cape Town, without having to pay for the privilege, are numbered.
Last Wednesday, shoppers at Pietermaritzburg’s Cascades Lifestyle Centre were understandably shocked when a red hatchback ploughed into the back of a Ford EcoSport.
Parallel parking is tough, especially when you’re cruising around in a Cape Town Traffic Services branded vehicle.
People are clearly bored, because Twitter’s latest obsession is a parallel parking battle in Los Angeles.
Every time you step out of your car in the Cape Town CBD, you’re forking out money. You could always buy a parking spot.
Everyone wants to leave a note with some snarky advice on the windshield of a crummy driver, but up in Jozi someone is making that happen. But who?
In an effort to solve Cape Town’s parking problem, these engineers have found an innovative solution. I guess they’re thinking outside the box.
A woman in KZN has been left fuming after a note was slipped through her car window, and no one seems to want to take responsibility.
It costs the city around R50 million a year to maintain and run the Cape Town Stadium, so they are desperately seeking ways to make some of that cash back.
There’s nothing like leaving a passive aggressive note to express your feelings, but the best is when there’s a little creativity involved.
As the card-accepting trend picks up in our humble South Africa, cash is not always king. These parking marshals get that.
Holding the title of world’s best car parker is quite an achievement, this bloke’s latest record proving he’s earned it too.
Have you ever wondered why you spend so much of your life searching for parking, telling yourself there must be an easier way that doesn’t involve walking?
I imagine parking is at a premium in Tokyo but this solution has to be seen to be believed. Take a bow my friends, you have played out of your tiny little boots.
Seoul, the capital city of Korea, is striving to make their city more ‘woman-friendly’.
What if we told you we could solve one of the most vexing problems of urban life – the search for a parking spot? We’ve discovered a nifty app that takes the guesswork out of the search. It isn’t perfect yet, but it’s definitely worth a look.
Gone are the days of driving around endlessly looking for an open parking spot. This site shows, in real-time, the available parking bays in Stellenbosch and a couple of other cities and neighbourhoods in South Africa.
The trend of assholes parking in handicap zones has been carrying on for quite some time. It happens a lot outside Caprice (which the restaurant does not approve of) and now – right here – we see it in a shopping mall. You know this person? Click through..
Getting a parking space in central London has become such an impossible task that the Westminster council has decided to begin rolling out smart parking sensors.
This isn’t like any of those self-parking mechanisms that are already installed in some new cars – oh no – this is different.
We can all agree that Cape Town is the best place to live. Except for one big problem: parking. Whether you’re in Woodstock, Green Point, the CBD or on the other side of the Boerewors Curtain, parking never comes easy in our beautiful city. That’s why we need the Streetline app, Parker.
That’s right, friends. Vistors to the CBD will enjoy free parking today in the normally paid-for spots, owing to a parking marshall strike. The free parking will be available for as long as the strike continues, so you better run those errands while the going’s good.
Finding parking is often a nightmare, and chances are when you do manage to find a space it’s a tight squeeze. Of course, parking related issues wouldn’t crop up if our car’s folded up. Which is exactly what the MIT-designed Hiriko Fold electric car does. Director of the MIT Media Lab, Kent Larson says the […]
The Caprice handicap zone supercar parking ticket Venus fly trap..
How often do you forget where you parked your car in a packed parking lot? It’s one of the annoying little ‘jokes’ that life loves to play on us. And it makes you look really lame on a first date when you can’t find your wheels after dinner and a movie. An Australian schoolboy has developed an app to help you.
Parking is a well-known bugbear for the citizens of the greater Cape Town Metropole, some might even say the situation is reaching a critical mass. But the men and women of of the Northern Suburbs are putting on a masterclass of guile and smarts in the parking department. Thanks to Mike and Mike’s brother for sending in the evidence.