Enhancing Enforcement with Mobile License Plate Recognition: A Safer, Smarter, and More Efficient Approach

Tuesday, February 17, 2026, 10:00 AM (EST)

Join us via Zoom: https://charlotte-edu.zoom.us/j/98926828172

About the Webinar

Mobile License Plate Recognition (LPR) systems have become a practical tool for enhancing enforcement operations across both public and private sectors. This presentation provides a comprehensive look at how Mobile LPR technology functions, the challenges it addresses, and the operational insights it can provide.

Rather than focusing on any specific solution or vendor, the session is designed to inform attendees about the broader role Mobile LPR can play in evolving enforcement strategies.

At its core, Mobile LPR involves vehicle-mounted cameras that capture and process license plate data in real time, allowing enforcement personnel to monitor large areas more efficiently and with greater accuracy. When integrated with citation management, permit databases, or alert systems, the technology supports more informed decision-making while reducing the need for manual checks and administrative tasks.

This session explores the practical implications of adopting Mobile LPR through several case examples, including deployments in urban municipalities, airport settings, and commercial properties. Each example is used to highlight a different aspect of implementation—such as how agencies balance efficiency goals with public transparency, or how data from LPR systems can be used to allocate resources more effectively. The presentation also addresses key considerations for organizations thinking about Mobile LPR, including infrastructure needs, privacy regulations, staff training, and public communication.

Participants will gain a clearer understanding of the benefits and limitations of the technology, along with the kinds of environments in which it tends to be most effective. Ultimately, the session aims to provide a factual, experience-based overview that supports informed decision-making among city planners, parking operators, and enforcement professionals exploring how Mobile LPR fits into their broader operational goals.

Meet the Presenters

Mauricio Ochoa – Sales Representative
SURVISION

Mauricio Ochoa specializes in driving brand presence and increasing product awareness for innovative B2B solutions. As a Sales Representative at SURVISION, one of the world's leading companies in License Plate Recognition, he leverages his expertise to connect businesses with top-tier technology.

Key Takeaways

By attending, you’ll learn about:

• Identify enforcement challenges that Mobile LPR is designed to help address, including safety and efficiency.
  
• Define the key components and basic operation of a Mobile LPR system.
• Consider how Mobile LPR fits into broader trends in data-driven and transparent enforcement practices.

From Guesswork to Ground Truth: Modernizing Airport Curb Operations for Efficiency and Guest Experience

Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 10:00 AM (EST)

Join us via Zoom: A link will be posted prior to the event. 

About the Webinar

As airports face increased passenger demand, curbside operations are becoming more congested and harder to manage. Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) took a proactive approach to this challenge by partnering with Automotus to modernize its ground transportation operations through automation and real-time data.

This session will walk attendees through the implementation of GSP’s Ground Transportation Management System (GTMS)—a smart, camera-based solution that tracks and manages commercial curb activity. With tools like license plate recognition and automated billing, the system replaces manual processes with a streamlined, data-driven approach that improves compliance, reduces curb congestion, and enhances the overall guest experience.

Whether you’re in the airport, municipal, or parking space, this session will give you a look at how real-time curb management can make a big impact—without requiring major infrastructure upgrades.

Meet the Presenters

Matt Brooker
Vice President of Sales, Automotus
Matt helps cities and airports improve safety, sustainability, and efficiency through curb management technology. With over eight years of experience in parking and mobility tech, Matt focuses on solving on-street operational challenges. He was named one of NPA’s “40 Under 40” in 2022 and lives in Cleveland, OH, where he enjoys woodworking, guitar, and live music.

Cody Bauman
Director of Properties, Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport
Cody is an accredited airport executive with over 15 years in aviation. At GSP, he oversees parking, ground transportation, and rental car operations, among other responsibilities. Cody also serves as a Major in the U.S. Air Force Air National Guard, with nearly two decades of service. His leadership has helped GSP modernize operations while balancing guest experience and operational needs.

Key Takeaways

By attending, you’ll learn how to:

• Use automated curb management to reduce delays, improve efficiency, and enhance guest satisfaction
• Improve compliance and transparency with real-time monitoring and billing tools
• Apply lessons from GSP’s successful rollout to your own airport or curbside environment

College & University Roundtable

Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 2026, 10:00 AM (EST)

Join us via Zoom: A link will be posted prior to the event.

About the Roundtable

Join us for the College & University Roundtable, a laid-back session for anyone involved in campus parking and transportation. Whether you’re running the show, part of the team, or just interested in how things work on campus, this is a great space to swap ideas, share challenges, and learn what others are doing. It’s all about real talk with people who understand the ups and downs of campus operations.

Government & Municipality Roundtable

Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 10:00 AM (EST)

Join us via Zoom: A link will be posted prior to the event.

About the Roundtable

Join us for the Government & Municipal Roundtable—a casual conversation for anyone working in or connected to city or public parking and transportation. Whether you manage a program, support a team, or just care about how things run, this is a great place to share ideas, talk through challenges, and learn from others. No presentations, just a real and useful discussion with folks who do what you do. All membership types and guests are welcome to attend!

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Previous Webinar Series

"The Power of a One-Stop Solution for Parking Garage Maintenance" - by Erika Palacios and Matthew Henry,  Business Development Managers for P&P Service Group

"Fraud Benchmark 2025: Insights and Actions for the Parking Industry" - by Katherine Beaty, President and CEO of Beaty Solutions.

"Compliance Is A Team Sport - How Cities, Operators, & Tech Can Work As One" by Zach Earles (Passport) & Conor Buckley (LAZ Parking)

"Data in Motion - Rethinking Parking as a Tool for Smarter Urban Management" by Corey Norrell (ParkMobile)

"Best Practices – EV Charging in Parking Facilities" by David A. Moore (Walter P. Moore): Click here for slide deck.

"Reflections from the Curb: Harnessing Data to Maximize Operations" by Matt Brooker (Automotus, Inc.): Click here for slide deck.

"Electric Vehicles and Parking Structures - Should the Code Change?" by Leslie Jo Hurwitz (Walker Consultants)

"Leveling Up: Strategies for Boosting the Power of Data in Your Parking Operation" by Santiago Morales (In-Parking)

"Achieve Parking Happiness Using a Human-Centric Approach" by Colin Heffron (Barnacle Parking Enforcement) & Tobias Marx (City of Bend, Oregon)

"Managing Congestion in Urban Areas: Balancing Curb Use and Stakeholder Decision-Making" by Scott Petri (Mobility & Parking Advisors, LLC): Use the following link to access the recording.

"Data-Driven Parking Lot Repair and Reconditioning" by Kofi Thomas (NC State University)

"Adding a Parking Structure to the City’s Parking Assets and Going from Free to Paid Parking – a Case Study of the City of Hendersonville, NC" by Brian Pahle (City of Hendersonville), Jamie Carpenter (City of Hendersonville), & Geoffrey Posluszny, CPP (CAPP, Walker Consultants)

"If This Than What - Security That Does More, Exploring Relays With AI" by Melody Dargon (Security Reps)

"Cruising into Port of Galveston's New Net-Zero Terminal 10 and How Parking Technology Contributes to Best-in-Class Customer Experience" by Rob McConnell (WGI)

"When Enough is Enough: Setting Professional Boundaries with Angry Customers" by Cindy Campbell (IPMI)

"The Growth of EV Charging in North and South Carolina" by  Geoffrey A. Posluszny, CPP (Walker Consultants), Rob Bedenbaugh, PE, CPM (SCDOT), & Jan Schulte (EV Passport)

 "Virtual Permits: Parking Management in a Rapidly Changing World" by Caitlyn Blakelock (NC State University)