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| An innovative new payment method is being introduced for Portsmouth City Council's park and ride scheme. From today (15 May), motorists parking at the Lakeside North Harbour site, can use the RingGo park-and-ride service to pay a combined £2.80 fee per car, using just their mobile phone and a credit or debit card. The payment system is the first of its kind in the UK. | ||
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| It is now possible to pay to park in Epping Forest District Council's Car Parks, even if you have no change available as the cashless payment system, RingGo, is now in operation across the district. Payment can be made by phone, using a debit or credit card. | ||
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| An innovative new service to save motorists time and hassle when parking their cars has been launched in North Hertfordshire. | ||
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| A groundbreaking initiative to link parking tariffs to vehicles' CO2 emissions has secured the 2010 British Parking Environment Award for Richmond Council and Cobalt Telephone Technologies. The world's first Carbon-Based Parking Tariff was launched by the Council using RingGo cashless parking technology. | ||
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| RingGo further strengthens its position as leader of cashless parking provider for the UK's local authorities as it signs up another two councils at Parkex 2010. | ||
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| Passengers on First Great Western trains will be able to sit back, relax and access on-train entertainment services with a single phone call to the RingGo pay-by-phone service from today (1 March). | ||
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| Cobalt Telephone Technologies and the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames have been shortlisted for the British Parking Awards 'Environment Award' for their submission "Bold steps to a greener footprint". | ||
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| South West Trains is today (15 February) extending the RingGo cashless payment system to ten more station car parks on its network. | ||
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| Finding yourself without the right money or fumbling with change in the cold could become things of the past for people using Dorset County Council on- and off-street parking in Dorchester and Wareham. | ||
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