Finding parking in a simple and cheap way, with the certainty of not losing your flight or your ferry, especially without having to consult many sites and applications in search of the best offer. For the Italian territory – for ports and airports at the moment – the ParkingMyCar site takes care of it: the platform manages to include and estimate different types of parking – public, private, video surveillance – putting on the offer even those with additional services such as car valet, washing. “Until now, to take advantage of various parking services it was necessary to consult several apps and different sites – says Mattia El Aouak, Founder and CEO of ParkingMyCar – with the ParkingMyCar project a unique solution is born to deal with the parking problem”. An idea born in 2017 when Mattia El Aouak, who left for a trip from Pisa airport, was unable to leave his vehicle nearby. To date, operating in all major ports and airports throughout the country, it has seen 8,500 bookings and a turnover of 370,000 euros in its first 10 months of activity, aiming to extend its coverage also to city centers: by October Parking Mycar promises to be a daily support of citizens as a payment system for the blue stripes.
How Parking Mycar works
Using the platform is simple. Once you have selected the area (and therefore from which port or airport to depart), you must enter the arrival and departure dates of your trip with the respective times. The algorithm will show a list of available parking spaces filtered by price: each will indicate the distance from the terminal, if you need to take the shuttle or can be reached on foot, if there is the possibility of car valet. There are several details on the structures, that is if the parking garage is covered or uncovered, if it gives the possibility of washing or even just the possibility of parking and keeping the keys. Obviously you pay online – free cancellation within 24 hours – and there are GPS directions to get there. The reviews are inevitable: to help you orient yourself and trust a little more.
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