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Airport does away with toll booths and ticket dispensers

   August 28, 2024  Leave a comment

PNS Installs New License Plate Recognition Technology

Pensacola International Airport is excited to announce a major upgrade to parking facilities with the installation of advanced License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology. This new system, provided by industry leaders TIBA Parking and Gorrie-Regan, makes parking easier and more efficient.

  • With this upgrade, PNS is replacing its old ticket dispensers and pay-in-lane devices with state-of-the-art LPR equipment. The new system will streamline the parking experience by automatically recognizing license plates at entry and exit.
  • The cameras determine when a vehicle arrives and leaves for parking pay purposes only.

A key benefit of the new system is its speed, which reduces transactions to three to five seconds on average. This cuts wait times and improves traffic flow within our parking facilities. The enhancement will be especially noticeable during busy travel periods.

  • This upgrade is the first in a series of improvements Pensacola International Airport is making to its parking facilities. Stay tuned for more enhancements in the coming months as the Airport continues its commitment to providing a top-notch travel experience.

For more information, visit flypensacola.com

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