Peter Park Digital Parking Management

Peter Park GmbH is a Munich-based developer of digital parking solutions, still managed by its founding team. The fetched pages do not state a founding year. It reports over 200 employees and about 180,000 parking spaces at several hundred locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy.

The platform combines hardware, software, payment and service. Cameras read license plates at entry and exit for barrier-free, ticketless access, billing runs in the cloud, and operators see a real-time dashboard of all parking sessions with duration measurement, analyses and permit management for long-term parkers. Drivers pay at a pay station, by smartphone app or online, and from February 2026 can enable automatic billing to a stored payment method.

• Plate recognition: Scans plates at entry and exit for barrier-free, ticketless access.
• Real-time dashboard: Shows all parking sessions with duration analyses and statistics.
• Flexible payment: Accepts payment at a touchscreen pay station, by app or online.
• Automatic Payment: Bills the stored payment method on exit after one-time registration.
• Permit management: Handles permits and special rates for long-term parkers and employees.
• Service: Covers design, installation, operation, maintenance and billing with on-site support.

Tourist sites and scenic areas in Vietnam could replace ticket booths with plate recognition and app payment. Shopping centres could offer automatic billing to frequent visitors. Municipal car parks could measure duration and manage resident permits.

Owners can run barrier-free parking from design to billing with one provider. The system measures parking duration, offers analyses and statistics, and supports permit management and special rates for employees. Payment works at a pay station, in an app or automatically. The company states it deletes data after the parking process and that it operates under GDPR.

Owners of airports, retail centres, municipalities and tourist sites are converting parking to camera-based barrier-free operation with app and automatic payment. Digital parking is also positioned as part of smart city and sustainable traffic policy. Vietnamese malls, hospitals and tourist sites face a similar shift from ticket booths.

Headquartered in Munich, Germany; founding year not stated on the fetched pages. Over 200 employees and about 180,000 managed spaces. References include Hannover Airport, Nuremberg Airport, the city of Worms and Hellabrunn Zoo. Member of Bundesverband Parken e.V.