Method and System for Social Monitoring of a Parking Facility
First Claim
1. A system for social monitoring of a parking facility, comprising:
- one or more devices located in proximity to at least one parking facility, each device comprising a processor or microprocessor and in electronic communication through a network with one or more parking system servers;
wherein a user interacting with said one or more devices can determine in real-time if a vehicle parked in said at least one parking facility is in compliance with facility rules regarding payment, and report said vehicle in real-time to the parking system servers if the vehicle is not in compliance.
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Abstract
A system for the social monitoring of parking, comprising a user interface on a mobile device or on-site parking hardware where the general public can access real-time data of the authorized and unauthorized activity of motorists parked in specific parking stalls or locations in the vicinity. The system provides a means for reporting unauthorized activity to the parking provider (an operator or parking owner of a facility). The parking provider will also have real-time access to the information being reported. The parking provider will receive information about which motorists are in violation of any rules and regulations, and thus target where to issue citations or immobilize the vehicle as a penalty.
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1. A system for social monitoring of a parking facility, comprising:
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one or more devices located in proximity to at least one parking facility, each device comprising a processor or microprocessor and in electronic communication through a network with one or more parking system servers; wherein a user interacting with said one or more devices can determine in real-time if a vehicle parked in said at least one parking facility is in compliance with facility rules regarding payment, and report said vehicle in real-time to the parking system servers if the vehicle is not in compliance. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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