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Added February 5, 2022

Parknav - Parking API that helps enterprise customers make more money

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About the product

Parknav is parking-information API that helps enterprise customers make more money by adding on-street parking data to their products. It is the only scalable solution that covers every street in a city, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for all types of on-street parking (free, metered and permit). Parknav is currently available in 1000+ cities across both the United States and Europe with many more cities and regions soon to come. Parknav's solution offers easy integration and outstanding performance for automotive OEMs, fleet management companies, telematics solutions and more, rounding up their services and providing additional income. For more info, visit: https://www.parknav.com/
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