Innovative gadget from ParkMagic may transform parking in Lansing
Volunteers will take part at Lansing's 12-week pilot program to test an innovative in-car parking system developed by Ireland-based ParkMagic.
The system enables customers to use their cell phones and an in-car display unit to pay for on-street parking. The system is used in Europe since 2005.
Lansing would be the first city in the United States to use the system, city officials said. People would pay a deposit of $15 to $20 for the in-car unit.
At the end of the program, the city will decide whether to continue using the product, said Andy Kilpatrick, the city's transportation engineer.
Lansing would be the first city in the United States to use the system, city officials said. People would pay a deposit of $15 to $20 for the in-car unit.
At the end of the program, the city will decide whether to continue using the product, said Andy Kilpatrick, the city's transportation engineer.
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