Watch as New York City Mayor Bloomberg and Transportation Commissioner Sadik-Khan unveil a new program to find parking, as well as pay for parking meters remotely via smartphone apps PayByPhone and Parker.

Learn how Streetline works with cities to place sensors in parking spaces and uses data to help drivers find an open spot with our app, Parker™, alongside our CEO, Zia Yusuf.

Oregon State University takes you on campus and then through a tutorial in this informational video. First, OSU explains how they’re using smart parking technology and Parker™ to help students locate ADA spaces in real-time in various places throughout campus. After, they walk students through a step-by-step guide on how to use Parker.

Lou Gerig, president of Sease, Gerig & Associates updates us on 2 new apps that are the latest in parking modernizations for Indianapolis. Working with the City of Indianapolis, ParkIndy is helping to reduce urban congestion by installing parking sensors and introduced an app, caller Parker , to help ease traffic by telling motorists where to find open parking spaces.

In the heart of the city, parking can often be a time-consuming challenge. Watch this news clip (in German) to learn about how the City of Braunschweig, Germany is using Streetline’s sensors to display real-time parking availability via Parker™.

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Everybody knows how tiresome finding a parking space can be. It can result in delays, missed deadlines, and stress. Watch RTL Regional’s reporter, Suana Meckeler, find parking in Braunschweig with this innovative app (in German).

Parking in most US cities can be a drag. If you’re lucky enough to find an unoccupied spot, you still have to find enough change to fill up the meter. Then, if your errand takes longer than expected, you run the risk of getting a ticket. Maintaining parking meters is no picnic for city governments either. Coins need to removed and batteries need to be replaced frequently. On top of all that, because parking meter rates in most cities haven’t changed for decades, meters typically don’t generate much revenue.

Watch this clip recorded live in Indianapolis to see how the City and ParkIndy are making parking easier, including teaming up with Parkmobile and Streetline to offer mobile payments and real-time availability to drivers.

Watch ABC 7 News go on site with Streetline in the City of San Mateo for the joint Cisco smart parking launch in the cities of San Mateo and San Carlos, California.

Watch to see Howard County Executive Ken Ulman announce a new parking system provided by Streetline that allows motorists to use Streetline’s app, Parker, to find available parking in real time in downtown Ellicott City.

Watch Howard County Executives and merchants debut Streetline’s smart parking technology and smartphone app, Parker, in historic Ellicott City. With Parker, merchants and County Executives can now guide residents and visitors to open parking spaces in real time. The County will also use Streetline’s parking analytics, powered by IBM Cognos®, to view historical trends and make more informed decisions, such as whether the construction of a new garage is needed.

Learn how the joint Siemens and Streetline advanced parking project in the City of Reno is helping residents, visitors, and local businesses by providing real time parking availability.

There’s a parking lot in front of Junkees Clothing Store, and the owner says she’s lucky. Too often, she says, other business owners in the area complain the two-hour parking limit in the neighborhood isn’t being enforced, and they are missing out on additional customers. “On a business to make it, you’ve got to turn it and burn it. So the 2-hour parking is perfect to get a sandwich, a coffee, or to go into a dress shop,” says Jessica Schneider of Junkees.

Wim Elfrink of Cisco Systems and Zia Yusuf of Streetline Inc. discuss how data from the crowd can build intelligent cities at The Economist’s Ideas Economy: Information 2012 event in San Francisco, California.

A new program unveiled Monday is poised to change the way Los Angeles drivers find and pay for parking, according to the mayor. The LA Express Park pilot program pairs real-time data from 6,000 parking spaces to a mobile application that lets users find, reserve and even pay for parking through their phones.

Watch Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and representatives from the Japanese American Citizens League, Historic Downtown Business Improvement District, Latino Theatre Company, and Gallery Row talk about the LA ExpressPark program, which uses smart parking technology to make parking downtown a whole lot easier.

An illustrated video explanation of LA ExpressPark™, an advanced parking system in downtown Los Angeles developed with Xerox, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, and Streetline. Watch to learn how real-time parking technology enables downtown Los Angeles drivers to find a parking space quickly and easily, and also helps reduce traffic congestion as well as emissions.

A panel of three IBM SmartCamp 2010 finalists, including Streetline CEO and President Zia Yusuf, discuss their companies and experience during SmartCamp.

Gerry Mooney, General Manager of Global Smarter Cities at IBM, details how IBM and entrepreneurs are working together to reach the IBM vision of Smarter Cities 2.0.

Watch this video to learn more about LA ExpressPark with Los Angeles Councilmember Bill Rosendahl, Amir Sedadi of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, and others involved in the project. Listen as Amir Sedadi explains how the project uses Streetline sensors in over 6,000 downtown spaces to help drivers park smarter by providing real-time availability and pricing information.

Fighting traffic and finding parking are just two of the headaches most people associate with driving in modern cities. It’s estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city, a city like San Francisco here or Los Angeles is caused by people going around looking for parking. The video explores how taking a systems thinking approach these issues can help in the development of innovative solutions like start-up Streetline’s Parker application.

Sustainability is the biggest issue facing global business in the 21st century. While breakthroughs like improved battery technology will likely provide a solution to the CO2 challenge, another issue — “Global Gridlock” — is quietly taking its place.

Travelling by car in a modern city is a tense and frustrating experience. With greater numbers of cars on the roads, traffic jams are commonplace, but parking spaces ever harder to find. Now researchers in California are working on some smart solutions to these problems.

A new iPhone app may reduce the headache of finding parking spaces in downtown Fort Worth. The city is testing out the app that lets you know where available parking meters are located.

Finding a place to park at Sundance Square is now a little easier for iPhone users. Streetline Inc. debuted Fort Worth on its Parker iPhone application on Wednesday. With the free app, drivers can find out how many spots are open thanks to about a dozen sensors, which look like lane markers. 

Finding a parking spot downtown can be a headache, so Rich DeMuro checks out a new Smartphone app “Parker” that might put an end to all of those extra laps around the block.

Bill Ford is a car guy — his great-grandfather was Henry Ford, and he grew up inside the massive Ford Motor Co. So when he worries about cars’ impact on the environment, and about our growing global gridlock problem, it’s worth a listen. His vision for the future of mobility includes “smart roads,” even smarter public transport and going green like never before.

Tired of looking for a parking space here in the Los Angeles area? Well, there’s an app for that… in its test phase anyway. Here’s how it works. The app, called Parker, is being tested in in Hollywood. Specifically, it has been implemented on 286 metered parking spaces along Hollywood Boulevard between Vine and La Brea. Each of those is now fitted with sensors to report parking status.

L.A.’s “Parker” app helps you find available parking in Hollywood and will soon be coming to a city near you. See how it works on Talking Tech.

GOOD Magazine founder Ben Goldhirsch introduces the idea of wireless parking in an effort to reinvent daily commutes and improve urban infrastructure.

A new iPhone application named “Parker” was unveiled Wednesday. The new app is the nation’s first-ever mobile application delivering drivers a faster and more convenient way to find open metered parking spaces.

Zia Yusuf (President and CEO Streetline) gives a the perfect 6 min pitch at IBM SmartCamp World Finals­ a great mixture of clarity, passion, and humour.

Find out what set Streetline apart from more than 600 competitors at IBM’s SmartCamp and watch CEO Zia Yusuf accept the award naming Streetline the world’s smartest startup.

Watch Streetline and CareCloud be named winners in IBM’s SmartCamp contest for the best startup companies.

This mini-documentary about IBM’s SmartCamp contest for startups reveals how IBM and its partners measure, understand, and build smart systems.

Watch Streetline sensors in action, and see how parking meters are getting an upgrade that will soon let you pay for parking from your mobile phone.