Executive Order No. 15-0011
Notice to All Interested Parties:
Please see the attached Final-Form Rulemaking Order below issued by the Philadelphia Parking Authority at its regular meeting today, November 24, 2015 at Docket No. 126-12 concerning the removal of the taxicab safety camera image transmission requirement. This regulation was proposed by the Authority at this
This RFP is being issued by the Parking Authority (the “Authority”). The Authority is soliciting proposals for the procurement of Armored Car Services. Prospective Proposers will need to register by emailing Mary Wheeler, Manager of Contract Administration, at mwheeler@philapark.org prior to downloading the attached documents in order to participate in this solicitation. Detailed information on how to
December 2015 Fuel Surcharge Notice
Did you recently make the switch to an electric vehicle (EV)? Good news for ya: You can now charge up during your travels at our Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) parking facilities — for free!
Here’s the scoop: In late 2015 we installed seven EV charging stations down at the PHL.
Welp, here we are in 2016 and being able to park still seems like a foreign concept for some drivers. But then again, let’s not forget that it still makes for some good comedy, especially when you consider the gems in this edition of Parking Fails.
Parking Fail #1
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If you take a cab on the regular, there’s a chance you may have forgotten something and thought to yourself, “What the heck am I going to do?!”
We get it — it happens. Luckily the folks at our Taxi Lost and Found team can help get you reunited with your
If you’ve ever parked in one of our garages, there’s a good chance you’ve chatted with someone from our off-street parking team.
A few weeks ago, our Director of Off-Street Parking Operations, Rocco Morrotto (a.k.a. Rocky), handed out service awards to our dedicated staff. If you don’t remember Rocky, he’s
It’s inevitable: When parking on a street or parking lot, you’re bound to come across a park job that leaves you feeling something like this.
You get the jist: Until every vehicle becomes self-driving, bad park jobs will be a daily occurrence. Luckily for us, some of the park jobs make
From retail aisles to fast food parking lots, people are still finding interesting ways to park — and they’re not pretty. If our past versions of parking fails show us anything, it’s that despite going through driving school and getting a license, drivers still forget how to properly park.
Okay, maybe