I love them because I almost never have change on me anymore. I pay for so much with credit or debit cards that the few times I do use cash and get change back, I tend to either leave it in a tip jar or just empty it out of my wallet when I get home to reduce the weight. Also, I like that the apps alert you when they’re about to expire and give you a chance to extend your session without worrying about running back to feed the meter.
How To Use a Parking App
When you install the app, you’ll need to enter some information about your car and some form of payment—either a credit card number or online payment service like PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Wallet.
When you park at a meter that accepts the app, simply enter the number posted on the meter or scan a QR code (that weird 2D barcode that looks like an optical illusion test…), then set how long you want to park there. As I said before, you can set it to notify you before it expires and extend the time to the maximum allowed if necessary.
A few notes:
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