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Parking ProgramsFrom

Presented by Jim Sayre, Dagong Wang, and Cynthia Fairchild

Old School To

New School

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What is the NW program

We allow employees with University parking permits to park across campus in cashiered parking facilities between 4:30pm and 8:30am on weekdays and all weekend. This is called their Night and Weekend (NW) privilege.

We also sell a permit that’s specifically for those times.

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Permits from here can park

HERE

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Old SchoolHow we used to process NW transactions

• Employee takes transaction (spitter) ticket when they enter a cashiered parking facility.

• When exiting, they write their parking permit number and their name on the transaction ticket. Present the ticket along with their parking permit to the cashier.

• Cashier processes a no-charge “NW” transaction and the gate automatically raises.

• If the employee was parked during business hours hours we would charge the normal hourly rate at the cashier’s booth.

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Graduate Medical Education Program

• In an effort to support the accreditation of this program, we allow Residents and Fellows to park in more proximate location when called back to the hospital.

• Varying rates based on the amount of use.• Proximity card used to enter and exit.• If charges are accrued they are payroll deducted.

This was a great model for us to build off of for an automated NW program. So we did…

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NW Automation

• Initial test group of 10 people

• Pilot NW program was approximately 500 people.

• Currently over 10,000 card holders.

• Expanded to include student permits and University billing.

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Reporting and Compliance

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Individual Card Activity

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Educational Contact• Card activity is monitored throughout the month.

• Initial contact is educational and/or inquiring about possible issues encountered.

• Equipment issues can be identified when group patterns of missed readings are present.

• Continued card misuse results in additional contact, reinforcing the desired behavior.

• Charges are normally assessed at this time for missed readings.

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Surcharges & Credits

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Changing Behavior

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Compliance

• This is the same cardholder that was pictured with multiple missed readings in March.

• Goal is to change the behavior/pattern of misuse.

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Future• Peak usage data.

• Current usage data.

• Accommodations for wide range of University programs.

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Questions?