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- Sep 9, 2026
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T2 Systems: Radar or Loops? A Practical Look at Vehicle Detection at the Gate (opens the original)
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Something has to tell the gate a vehicle has arrived so it can open. Something has to tell it a vehicle is still underneath so it doesn’t close. Get that wrong and you get the two failures every parking operator knows by heart — a gate that won’t lift for a paying customer, and a gate that comes down on someone’s hood. For decades the answer has been the induction loop: a coil of wire set into a saw-cut groove in the pavement, energized to sense the metal mass of a vehicle passing over it. It’s
T2 Systems: Before You Choose an Airport PARCS Provider, Look Beyond the Card Reader (opens the original)
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When a payment lane goes down on a busy travel day, travelers don’t blame the payment processor. They blame the airport. That is why choosing a PARCS provider is about far more than the card reader. When airports evaluate a new parking access and revenue control system, it is easy to focus on what is visible. The gate opens, the ticket prints, the reader accepts a card, and the software demo seems simple enough. But behind every card tap, license plate read, and exit transaction is a larger oper
T2 Systems: AI Bus Lane Enforcement Boosts Safety, Reliability in West Hollywood (opens the original)
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T2 Systems is proud to highlight a recent article by Matt Howard, Head of Product, published in Metro Magazine, exploring how AI-powered bus lane enforcement is helping cities improve transit reliability, accessibility, and overall street safety. In West Hollywood, an automated bus lane enforcement program is addressing a common yet critical challenge: illegally stopped vehicles that block dedicated bus lanes and stops. These violations don’t just cause delays; they can create significant barrie
T2 Systems: The Hidden Cost of Single-Space Parking Meters (opens the original)
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For many cities and parking operators, single-space parking meters are not a new problem. They are a familiar part of the curbside environment, and in many places, they are still doing the job they were originally installed to do. That is exactly why the real cost can be easy to miss. The challenge with single-space meters is not usually one dramatic issue. It is the accumulated burden of operating a large number of individual devices over time — more maintenance, more field activity, more limit
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