New Zealand Carpark Monitoring Services

Parking made easy.

We work with organisations across NZ to keep their car parks fair, accessible and running smoothly - making things easier for everyone who uses them.

Steps to avoid a breach notice.

Always park in the correct bay, check the applicable time limits, and ensure you enter the correct vehicle registration number when paying.

Reserved Parking

Avoid parking in a bay that may be reserved for someone else. Look for blue or black reserved parking signs, or company names marked on the parking bay. If you see either of these, the bay is reserved and should not be used.

Time Limit

Always check the time limit before leaving your vehicle. Time limits are displayed on signs throughout the car park and are shown with a ‘P’ followed by the number of minutes allowed. For example, P180 means you can park for a maximum of 180 minutes (3 hours). Parking fees may still apply during this time.

TPark App

The TPark app is a fast and convenient way to manage your parking. It allows you to start, extend, or end your parking session directly from your phone, giving you greater control over your parking time. To make parking easier and help avoid receiving a breach notice, download the TPark app today.

QR Code

If you don’t want to download the TPark app, simply scan the QR code displayed on the parking signage. The QR code will take you to www.tpark.co.nz, where you can quickly and securely pay for your parking using your mobile device.

Pay Machine

If you’re using a pay machine, check you are paying on the right machine for the relevant car park and ensure you enter your licence plate number correctly.

Parking made even easier.

Find car parks and pay for your parking using your smartphone. TPark is a fast, secure, and contactless way to pay, eliminating the need to use a pay machine.

Download the TPark app today and enjoy a faster, simpler way to pay for parking.