The good news is that Philadelphia Parking Authority plans to pilot a mobile payment system for parking. No more running out to feed the meter or cursing the kiosks that don’t work.
The bad news is that it’s going to take a while. The PPA is preparing request-for-proposal guidelines for the pilot, the Daily News reported, and the city procurement process can take a while.
You can, however, use your smartphone to pay for parking at Parkway Corporation‘s 11 lots around the city.
The Cambridge-based incubator is filling its first lots — offering lessons for others like a nearby 73-acre tech site in Caroline County that remains vacant.
Our first in a series looking at the impacts of AI on our communities at the US Semiquincentennial, and over the next 250 years.
Delmarva is proposing new “large-load tariffs.” Here’s how that figures into the energy debate, and how residents can make their voices heard.
A new regional initiative wants to scale partnerships and adoption across the regional innovation economy, a leader from the group writes.
When everything lines up, the shift is hard to miss.
These emerging ventures are tackling challenges in digital safety, advanced power systems and accessibility.
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