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Parking Mobility

by Coal Harbour Group

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  • Released
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  • November 23, 2009
  • August 6, 2026

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Easily report disabled parking abuse to your city with just a few photos. Help improve community accessibility and support people with disabilities. Discover and share accessible parking locations worldwide.

✓Report disabled parking abuse
✓Submit photos for reports
✓Find accessible parking locations
✓Share accessible parking spots
✓View parking spot details
✓Contribute to accessibility data
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What's New in Parking Mobility

4.8.11

August 6, 2026

Separate flows for expired placards and altered and defaced placards.

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Very limited to report

Apps intentions are great but the whole taking pictures in the front back side plates in the front and back is complicated. As a wheelchair user I could not get behind the truck to take the picture of the plates. It didn’t have a rear view mirror HC sign nor did the plate in the front have a Handicapped sign. Taking so many pictures can also make it not safe for me because it can cause someone to get confrontational for reporting. I am in a wheelchair, front picture of the plates and missing placard should be enough. Reporting the location is also complicated. I’m not a police officer to sit there and take detailed information like one. I didn’t feel safe to report and it didn’t make it handicap friendly to report.
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ChachiDBellaChachiDBella

Response from developer

As an organization developed and run by people with disabilities we do not suggest reporting if you do not feel safe doing so. But we must collect the elements necessary to demonstrate an infraction as our law enforcement and judicial partners require. Please email support@parkingmobility.com for tips and tutorials on how to report safely and effectively.

Great app

I have never had a problem using this app and have submitted more than 40 violations. The most common one I find is that people don’t know that they have to hang the placard from their rearview mirror and not just throw it on their dashboard. I’m glad to be a part of a team that keeps handicap parking available for handicap people.
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optionsFreddieoptionsFreddie

Response from developer

Glad to have you on the Parking Mobility Team!

Not worth it

More effective to call non emergency police line. Putting yourself at risk for taking pictures is not worth it especially if they declined your report. Useless app and system.
Useless@vallejoUseless@vallejo

It’s Okay

If your local police department doesn’t work with the app it just feels like a waste of time.

Also, I was able to successfully report a couple violations, but now every time I submit a report it immediately goes into an incomplete status even though I completed everything. And there isn’t a way to edit an incomplete report.

I like the concept, but it feels like using this app is a waste of time. You’re better off calling your local police department directly using the non-emergency number.
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Tiller BTiller B

Response from developer

If you’re experiencing an issue with incomplete reports, please reach out to support@parkingmobility.com. We’ll happily assign a tech to get things right. Reporting in nonpartner communities is critical to getting your community on board. Calling local nonemergency number rarely results in any action and there’s no data collected to address the issue.

Useless

The first time I wasn’t aware I needed to take the pictures using the app, and couldn’t upload them. That was inconvenient, as they are embedded with data for verification. I was already away from the spot, so I took pictures of the display on my iPad using the app. They declined it.
So a couple of days later , the same vehicle was there still; it has no plates, and the registration expired 10/25, the inspection expired 01/25 & the blue tag showed that expired 09/2024.
They declined it again because the tag was “visible”
It is an illegal vehicle, parked in the space for months, but apparently it’s okay because the expired tag is hanging!
What a waste of time!
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FAQ

What does the Parking Mobility app do?

The Parking Mobility app allows users to report instances of disabled parking abuse to their local city authorities. It also enables users to find and share accessible parking locations worldwide, contributing to a global database of accessible spots.

How do I report disabled parking abuse?

To report disabled parking abuse, launch the app, take three photos of the illegally parked vehicle, and submit the report. The app then forwards this information to the city, which can then ticket the vehicle's owner.

Is there a cost to use Parking Mobility?

No, the Parking Mobility app is free to use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a completely free service for users.

Can I find accessible parking anywhere?

Yes, you can share, find, and suggest accessible parking locations anywhere in the world. While initially, some areas may have fewer listed spots, the map populates as more users contribute, making it easier to find accessible parking over time.

What kind of information can I see about parking spots?

When you tap on a map pin for an accessible parking location, you can quickly see details such as the number of spaces available, information about ramp access, general accessibility features, and any associated costs.