Parking Tag: Are you paying for parking a car you no longer own?
and log in there. It’s a lot more cumbersome than adding the vehicle in the first instance. The site also contains information relating to charges, but it’s a site that most users will have no obvious reason to visit as most will not be aware that they are paying a monthly fee. Parking Tag do not provide statements that show where your money is going. Again, you have to log on to the website.”He says he can think of “no good reason why information on charges can’t be contained within the app”.
We contacted Payzone, the company which operates the Parking Tag system, and a spokeswoman confirmed that registered customers “are required to pay a monthly fee per vehicle. The monthly fee is 99c per vehicle.”
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