Let's talk about parking.
Have a parking technology challenge, an existing system you're reviewing, or an idea you'd like to explore? Tell us what you're working on.
NextGen can support sites across the UK. Remote management is available where appropriate, with deployment supported by a network of installation teams.
Start with the challenge
Good parking technology conversations start with understanding the environment, the problem and what you're trying to achieve.
You don't need to have the solution worked out before getting in touch. Give us the context and we'll start from there.
Existing technology
Reviewing cameras, ANPR, platforms, payments, enforcement or other parking technology already in place?
New project
Planning a new parking environment or considering how different systems should work together?
Something else
Have a technology, data or operational question that doesn't fit neatly into a category? Start the conversation anyway.
Tell us what you're working on
Parking Charge appeals and complaints
Appeals against a Parking Charge Notice and complaints about our parking services cannot be handled through this contact form or our general enquiries email. Please use the appropriate route within Motorist Services, where you will find information about payments, appeals, complaints and other Parking Charge Notice enquiries.
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What happens next
Understand the site
We discuss the property, current parking arrangements, known issues, users, operational requirements and desired outcome. Where appropriate, we review the physical site and gather relevant information.
Measure where useful
Where more evidence would help, we may use technology to understand site behaviour before recommending an approach. This diagnostic step is for evidence and understanding; it is not necessarily an enforcement installation.
Agree, mobilise & refine
We propose a suitable mix of management and supporting services. Once agreed, we work with you to mobilise it, then monitor operations, report relevant information and adjust the approach where appropriate.
A useful conversation starts with context
Be specific
The more context you can provide, the easier it is to understand the environment around the problem.
Don't worry about terminology
You don't need to know exactly which technology you need. Describe the problem in your own terms.
Start where you are
Existing infrastructure, legacy systems and operational constraints are all useful parts of the conversation.
Parking, engineered for what's next.
Technology, infrastructure and operational thinking — connected around the parking environment.