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| Motorists in Devon can now pay for their on-street parking across more of the county using a mobile phone and a credit card. Devon County Council's on-street pay and display meters in Exeter, Exmouth, Seaton and Sidmouth are offering the pay-by-phone RingGo service from this week. | ||
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| Motorists in Dundee will no longer need to make sure they have the right cash to pay for a parking ticket as long as they have their mobile phone. Dundee City Council, in partnership with RingGo, is launching an 18-month pilot scheme this month for on street and metered car parks in the city. | ||
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| The London Borough of Kingston upon Thames is undergoing a £310k
programme to improve its parking facilities and is making RingGo a key
part of the process. From 12 May, selected on- and off-street parking
in Kingston, Surbiton and New Malden will offer phone payments as an
alternative to cash. From 23 May, the service is being used as a
measure to safeguard payments within Kingston's Pay on Foot car parks,
while barrier and payment equipment is upgraded. | ||
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| From 15 April 2011, motorists parking in Southwark will pay less if they
use RingGo pay by phone parking than if they use coins at a machine.
Southwark Council is the first local authority to offer an across the
board price differential of this kind, and is making the change to
encourage even more people to pay for their parking by phone. | ||
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| Drivers parking in North Tyneside Council managed facilities along the coast, can now pay for their parking using their mobile phone and a debit or credit card. The pay by phone service RingGo is being offered from this week as
an alternative to cash payments for parking in 17 sites in North
Shields, Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. | ||
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| The City of Edinburgh Council has been shortlisted for one of Scotland's top Transport Awards for its implementation of RingGo cashless parking. The service is recognised within the Technology and Innovation category of the 2011 Scottish Transport Awards. | ||
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| From 1 April 2011, drivers parking at Red Funnel's Isle of Wight terminal in Southampton can use the UK's leading pay by phone service, RingGo, to pay for their parking. Motorists call 0203 046 0010, or go on line to purchase either one-off parking using a credit or debit card, or a longer term parking permit. | ||
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| A new system enabling drivers to pay car parking charges by mobile phone is being introduced in East Herts from today (21 March). RingGo not only enables drivers to pay for their parking when they
are out of change for ticket machines in East Herts Council car parks
but also allows them to top up parking remotely should they realise
they are running over their time. | ||
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| UK mobile payments provider, RingGo, is honoured tonight to have been chosen for a third time to be a recipient of a prestigious and nationally acclaimed British Parking Award in the face of stiff competition. The innovative and fast growing company won the Marketing category with its entry, "Against the odds - from underdog to brand winner", a submission which described the three year communications programme by which, from 2007 to 2010 RingGo moved from occupying second place in the UK mobile parking market, to clear number one. | ||
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| A statement has today been issued by RingGo. It comprehensively denies claims put forward to the motoring public that the recently announced intent of APCOA to withdraw RingGo from car parks which it manages was triggered "because of a significant increase in call charges proposed by Cobalt, (the provider of RingGo)". Click here to read more. | ||
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