What started as a parking podcast quickly became something broader. Because the curb is where safety, mobility, access, technology, and public experience all meet — and where frontline teams do some of the most visible and complex work in our cities.
In this episode, Jade Neville and Matt Darst pull out the defining lessons from Season One and the ideas that will carry into Season Two.
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In this powerful episode of Parking Live, hosts Matt Darst and Jade Neville sit down with one of the most influential voices in UK parking and curbside management: Richard Walker — Head of Strategic Parking, Recycling, Refuse & Fleet; Chair of the BPA Board of Directors; and Past President of the British Parking Association.
In this episode of Parking Live, Jade Neville and Matt Darst talk with Adam Isen, Director of ParkIndy, about one of the most structured, safety-first enforcement models in the U.S. Adam shares how ParkIndy uses technology, deescalation training, and officer support to reduce risk and build trust—proving that safety must outrank any single ticket.
In this episode of Parking Live, hosts Jade Neville and Matt Darst sit down with Julie Dixon—a leading voice in curbside strategy and enforcement innovation. With decades of experience shaping municipal programs and public engagement, Julie shares insights on data-driven decisions, staff wellness, and building trust with communities. It’s a candid look at the future of smart, empathetic curbside management.
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Are you responsible for the welfare of parking officers working on the frontline in your organisation? If so, we need you to respond to this important survey. If you are not, please share this with the person who is. Why? So we can find out the scale of abuse and incidents against officers, and use this to get better support. It needs the person responsible to ask their frontline officers to report all incidents of assault, no matter how minor, including all instances of verbal abuse (not what was said) throughout April and submit it via the survey.
To better equip local and transportation authorities with intelligence that will enable them to keep their cities safer, less congested and cleaner.