A new rule change can make life very easy for the British Drivers In the never ending scuffle for them Parking Skills.
Labor A new National Parking Forum (NPP) has been announced So the driver can pay for parking on just one app instead of many new downloads.
This step, which takes the British Parking Association to the platform, is to provide a more flexible parking experience to the taxpayer at any cost.
Apps such as Ring Go, Justpark and Pabephone have joined the scheme, allowing drivers to pay for the parking space using their favorite option.
Future Minister of the roads, Lillian Greenwood said that she was “happy”, the plan is being rolled out. He said: “This Government Drivers are on the side and are dedicated to giving everyone simple, more flexible parking.
“This public infrastructure is correct: the government is shaped with the councils built by the government and is now given by the region that the best knows it.”
The move will allow drivers to open parking costs for inconsistent parking rules, casual penalty, clunk user experiences on apps and market competition, the government said.
After successful tests in ten local councils, the scheme currently handles more than 500,000 transactions per month.
And now the scheme will be rolled out to more local authorities to ensure that “easy, simple parking” is available to millions.
RAC welcomed the move but said that it would be needed car The park operator creates a concrete difference for motorists before all agree.
RAC senior policy officer Rod Dennis said, “Paying to park a car should be one of the simplest things, but things have become much more complicated in recent years”.
“If the arrival of a national parking forum removes that problem, it is definitely a welcome step.
“But many car park operators will be ensuring the possible sign up for the key system.”
This step comes as dRivers Across England It is said that they are being sent up to £ 170 from private parking companies due to faulty machines.
Many car parks require users to input their vehicle registration when purchasing tickets from machine.
But there have been many cases of drivers who insist on entering their registration properly but still got a fine.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has “described the issue as a problem that needs to be dealt”, while RAC The government should be called for the code of conduct.