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2. Hours

If you need flexibility when it comes to parking hours, you’ll want to try a garage that offers reserved spots for people who need to work late, come in early or work some weekends. If your group only needs parking during business hours you might save by selection an option for monthly parking available only during work day hours. Sometimes, parking lots offer both options so you can select both non-reserved parking for employees that are just in during business hours and reserved parking for those who require more hours. You can keep your team more focused on their work and less on the clock if you give them an option that suits your work-week needs.

3. Number of spots

The number of spaces your company needs might change from month to month. Do a quick headcount to determine how many spots you’ll want and don’t forget to keep the growth and turnover rates of your business in mind.

4. Price

This point could very well be the most important one. Whether parking is provided out of the company’s pocket or you’re just doing the organizing on behalf of the staff, you’ll want monthly rates that fit everyone’s budget.. Tip: Find cheap monthly parking options in your city with WhereiPark.

5. Carpooling

You can keep monthly parking fees down by encouraging carpooling. Not only will carpooling reduce travel costs but it’s also better for the environment. Commuting to work is a lot more fun when your car is full of your favourite co-workers!

6. Setting your company apart

Attract new talent from far and wide by offering cheap (or free) parking rates. Make sure your office is accessible to everyone by advertising that your business offers parking to all its staff members right on your website. New applicants will be excited by this added bonus.

7. Parking lot styles

There are also different styles of parking lots to consider. There are street-level, outdoor parking lots that usually have multiple spaces and are conveniently located in the downtown core. The other option is covered or underground garages that have up-to-date security features.

8. Security

When choosing a parking lot for your team’s cars, you’ll want to consider which security features are available. Some street-level lots have an attendant, whereas underground garages usually have cameras, other technology and on site staff. Make sure your employees feel confident with where they’re leaving their cars.

9. Save time

The drive to work may not be an easy one. Your employees are up against weather, construction and fellow drivers. Start their day off right with parking spots waiting for them. They won’t have to waste time circling the block anymore!

10. Easy to book and manage

Managing a team can also mean managing the parking. WhereiPark has an online portal that supervisors can use to add all of their employees and monitor the status of each one (ended, starting soon, etc.). There's also a customer support team that can be reached by phone and e-mail if there are any questions or concerns. For trustworthy parking for your entire crew, use WhereiPark to lock down corporate parking spaces that are secure and inexpensive.