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Carpooling: Rules of the Road, Part 4
A carpool is an excellent way to meet new people and to get to know them in a low-pressure environment. A comfortable car ride is a perfect venue for quiet discussion. Consequently, a suggested Rule for the Road, is subdued, calm conversation.Continue reading
H2H2H Welcomes Valentina Fava to Translation Team
The H2H2H Foundation proudly welcomes Ms. Valentina Fava as a new member of our cutting-edge translation team.Continue reading
Carpooling: Rules of the Road, Part 3
“Equilibrioception” refers to the human sense of motion, movement and balance. It is a complex process of interaction between sight and sensations from the inner ear. In carpooling, this sense is best minimized. It's a carpool, not a roller coaster.Continue reading
Hot Hood, Cold Ticket
For now, here's a tip for performing a quick check on the parking lot to ensure your attendants are not recycling used tickets and stealing your – or your customer's – money.Continue reading
Carpooling: Rules of the Road, Part 2
Everyone has a different threshold for temperature comfort. Add to this, the average vehicle does not distribute heat and cold evenly, especially with multiple, 98.5 degree bodies adding heat and disturbing air circulation.Continue reading
The H2H2H Foundation Advocates for Excellence in Mobility Management
Panama City, Republic of Panama, 1 January 2017 - Ramon L. Mota-Velasco P. of Mexico City, Mexico an
Island Syndrome
In light of this evolution, parking managers, public transit managers, even car sharing managers sho
Unlocking Hidden Value in Parking: Step 2, Creating the Lease Matrix
Many asset managers rarely look at the actual lease to make business decisions, but rely instead on
Unlocking Hidden Value in Parking: Step 1, Negotiating Monthly Parking Allowances in Building Leases
Unfortunately, auditors of these lease-bound parking requirements report both Lessors and Lessees fr
Splinter
David Pogue, personal technology correspondent for the New York Times, is tasked with the challenge