For HOAs & communities
Parking enforcement your board can defend at the next meeting
The problem was never the rules. It's that the rules get applied by whoever's watching, and nobody can prove what happened. Put the rules in a system and the argument shrinks.
What's broken
The way it works right now
Enforcement looks personal
When a volunteer decides who gets towed, every tow becomes a neighbour dispute and eventually a board complaint.
'Nobody told me'
Guests claim they never knew the limit, and without a registration record and a delivered warning there's nothing to point at.
Guest passes on paper
Hang tags get copied, shared and reused, and the limit per household stops meaning anything.
Board turnover loses the history
Every new board inherits verbal rules and no record of what was previously decided or enforced.
What changes
The way it works on AutoTowing
Every household plays by one rule set
Permit caps and guest durations are enforced at submission, not negotiated at the curb.
A record for every decision
Registration, denial reason, warning sent, tow authorised — all timestamped and available if it's challenged.
Residents register their own guests
No hang tags, no clipboard, no volunteer handing out passes on a Saturday.
A page guests can check themselves
Registered, expiring, or towed — plus who to call. Most calls to the board never get made.
Repeat offenders flagged
A banned plate is recognised the next time it tries to register, without anyone having to remember the car.
Reports for the meeting
How many permits, how many tows, which nights are worst. The board discusses facts instead of impressions.
“The record is what ends the argument. Once people knew every permit was logged, the complaints stopped being about fairness.”
Take parking off the board's agenda
Run your community free for 14 days, or book a walkthrough with your existing rules in hand.
Or walk the live demo tenant — no form