QR codes for parking notices
Parking signage is bolted up, weatherproofed, and expected to stay put for years. The commercial arrangements behind it change on a completely different schedule.
What changes behind the code
- The payment provider, which changes when a contract is retendered.
- Rates and time limits, which change far more often than signs do.
- Enforcement and appeals information, which has to stay accurate to be defensible.
What a reprint costs here
Replacing parking signage means a crew, a vehicle, and a visit to every bay across every site — and until it is done, drivers are following instructions that no longer work. A payment provider switch that requires new signage across a portfolio is a project, not a print job.
What to point it at
- The current payment page or provider.
- Rates and conditions for that specific site.
- Appeals or enforcement information, kept current.
Printing it
Specify for weather and distance
These codes live outdoors and are scanned from a car window or a few metres away. Use UV-stable materials, print large, and keep the code clear of the sign's edge where damage starts.
Use a code per site
Rates and conditions are usually site-specific. A per-site code lets one signage template serve a whole portfolio while sending each driver somewhere correct.
Make one for parking notices.
100 codes free, no card. Change where any of them points whenever the thing behind it changes. Style one first — the builder needs no account.
Make a QR code