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But the parking lot can just require the app. That’s the point. They do not need to worry about adoption of the app because you need the app to use the parking
by baddox 6y ago
But the parking lot can just require the app. That’s the point. They do not need to worry about adoption of the app because you need the app to use the parking lot.
- dwaite 6y agoThey can up until someone says they don't have a smartphone or their battery is dead. The reality is that most parking lots do need to have fallbacks for these cases rather than telling people to drive off, and those fallbacks are often more expensive in terms of staffing/maintenance (which is why they added the app in the first place). Something where I point at a code on a sign, it pops up a payment button without me knowingly downloading anything will increase the cost savings beyond an app.