Detroit Parking Software Provider

Parking Solutions in Detroit, Michigan

Local media notes that there is more parking in downtown Detroit than there has ever been before, even with a decrease in population. Many citizens are asking the city to stop developing parking and focus on responsible parking management.

Parking Pass specializes in exactly that – parking management. We provide parking lot management software solutions tailored to any situation:

We offer software services for multiple verticals: multifamily, for those who need apartment parking solutions, condominiums & HOAs, for those who need specific assigned parking, security and lot enforcement, to create a safe parking experience for all, as well as for concerts and sporting events, universities, and businesses.

About Detroit, Michigan

With a long and storied history, Detroit is the largest city in Michigan, home to nearly 700,000 people within the city and over 4 million in its metropolitan area. This makes it the second largest city in the Midwest after Chicago.

The city hosts 19 million visitors per year, noting an increasing interest of tourists in Detroit. The city was the first U.S. city to be named a “City of Design” by UNESCO in 2015. Detroit is also the nation’s largest city on the United States-Canada border, connecting to Windsor, Ontario, through a highway tunnel, a railway tunnel, a ferry, and the Ambassador Bridge, the second-busiest international crossing in North America.

The city is known for its culture, architecture and its automotive industry. Home of the “Big Three” – General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler – Detroit innovated the automotive industry into what it is today. Since 1907, the city has hosted the North American International Auto Show.

In addition to its industry, Detroit has had an influence on many genres of music. Motown and techno were notably created in the city – the former being derived from Detroit’s nickname “the Motor City.”

Visitors come for the cuisine, as Detroit’s diverse population lends itself to restaurants with many international specialties; the history; and the city’s museums, like the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the Detroit Science Center, the Motown Historical Museum and others.

Other notable sites in the city include Greektown, a neighborhood that serves as an entertainment hub with casinos and hotels, the Eastern Market, the largest open-air flower market in the country and neighborhoods Midtown and Downtown.

Detroiters love sports. The city is one of 8 to have won titles in all four major leagues. Whether it’s the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Lions, Detroit Red Wings or Detroit Pistons, sports fans stream into the city on game days to watch and to celebrate (or commiserate) with each other.