National Parking Platform loses government funding

Department for Transport says parking sector will now support development and roll-out of payment-by-app platform

The future of the National Parking Platform (NPP) is now under review after a government to withdraw funding.

The Department for Transport said it is working with the parking industry to explore options for taking forward delivery of a national platform. The department says its understands that the sector “is both willing and able to deliver it without taxpayer funding”.

The NPP is intended to remove the need to sign up multiple different apps in order to pay for parking. This could...

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