The City of Kingston has expanded its partnership with the HONK parking app, offering cashless payment options for on-street parking.
Previously available at select municipal lots and accessible parking spaces, HONK now provides a convenient and secure way for drivers to pay using their phones.
Users can download the app or scan a QR code posted on-site to pay without registering an account.
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The app also allows users to store payment methods, manage receipts and add time remotely.
“This expansion provides residents and visitors with more flexibility, improving the parking experience while offering a quick and secure way to manage their parking,” said Laird Leggo, Kingston’s manager of parking operations.
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Michael Back, CEO of HONK, said the partnership ensures parking is more accessible and stress-free.
“By providing flexible options that cater to all types of parkers, we’re making parking more seamless for both residents and visitors.”
On-street parking payment options now include cash, debit, credit, Apple Pay and Google Pay. For more information, visit the City of Kingston’s website.
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