Park My Share is a platform that allows car share hosts and their end customers to legitimately park at off-airport and downtown parking facilities. Park My Share has agreements in place with parking facilities and negotiates favorable daily rates, access rights, facility rules, dedicated parking areas, and seamless entry/exit from the facility for car share hosts and their customers.
Click the blue button on this page that says "Get Started." Pick a time that works best for you to have an intro call with our team. Complete required info then check your email for the call details. Join the call and ask any questions you may have!
Sign up for an account.
Register each of your fleet vehicles
Activate each of your vehicles and we'll ship you a free AVI tag for each activation.
Once the tags arrive, assign the tag # to each vehicle and install it.
Boom …. you are ready to roll!
You can fill out the form on the contact us page or simply email us at [email protected].
Where do I park?
Once you sign up for an account, you will see an available parking facility page. Information about where to park at each facility is located here. Some locations offer multiple products i.e., covered vs uncovered. There will be Park My Share signage on the lot/garage.
How do my customers get in and out of the lot?
There are three potential methods:
If gated and equipped with PMS AVI Readers. The AVI tag that is installed on the windshield or headlight will be automatically read by the equipment at the facility (like a toll pass). The gates will open for entry and exit, and the customer will follow signs to the Park My Share area.
If gated and not fully equipped with PMS AVI Readers. You will still register each vehicle and display the AVI Tag on the windshield or headlight, but you will have an additional credential for the parking equipment.
If non-gated, once it's registered and displaying a PMS AVI tag, a vehicle can simply park.
Does the parking facility ever turn cars away?
No, as part of the Park My Share program, you have guaranteed availability. As long as you have your Park My Share sticker displayed in the window and an active vehicle subscription, the booth attendants will not turn you away.
Yes. At partner parking facilities, Park My Share is the only authorized method for car share hosts to park.
AVI stands for Automated Vehicle Identification. AVI tags are commonly used as toll tags. They are an RFID tag that is in the form of a sticker that is placed either inside the vehicle on the windshield or outside the vehicle on the headlight.
We provide one free AVI tag with each new vehicle activation, but if you replace a windshield or you want some on hand you can order them using the "Tag Ordering" tab .
Selecting a tag type is fairly simple. Most vehicles will use the window tag, which is cheaper and protected from the elements, as it is located inside the vehicle. Some (mostly higher end) vehicles have "metallic" type windshields that can interfere with the tag working properly. For these you would want a headlight tag. They work just as well, just cost a bit more and have a more limited lifespan as they are exposed to the elements.
You go to your vehicles list and assign the tag numbers to each vehicle.
Yes. If a tag is not currently assigned you may assign it, either by selecting it in your vehicles dropdown or by manually entering the tag number.
We are seeing an increase in issues where the windshield AVI tags are not compatible with metal oxide windshields. 15-25% of new vehicles have some sort of heated/treated/metal oxide windshield that prevents our AVI tags from being read. Certain manufacturers, like Range Rover, Audi, Jaguar, and BMW have a higher likelihood of having a metal oxide windshield. However, even "lower trim," non-luxury manufacturers like Ford are putting them in the newer cars.
You can check with your vehicle's manufacturer to see if you would need to replace your interior transponder (windshield AVI tag) with an exterior transponder (headlight AVI tag). You can also find lists online of vehicles requiring external transponders. If you suspect this is the problem for your vehicle, you can easily order headlight AVI tags to replace your windshield versions.
No. The tags need to be permanently affixed to the windshield. Once they are installed they cannot be removed without destroying the RFID.
You can replace an AVI tag by going to the vehicle list in the interface. You can double click the vehicle and then select "replace tag." Enter in the new AVI tag number from one of your spare tags and hit "save." The old tag will be deleted from the system and can never be used again.
AVI stands for Automated Vehicle Identification. AVI tags are commonly used as toll tags. They are an RFID tag that is in the form of a sticker that is placed either inside the vehicle on the windshield or outside the vehicle on the headlight.
We provide one free AVI tag with each new vehicle activation, but if you replace a windshield or you want some on hand you can order them using the "Tag Ordering" tab .
Selecting a tag type is fairly simple. Most vehicles will use the window tag, which is cheaper and protected from the elements, as it is located inside the vehicle. Some (mostly higher end) vehicles have "metallic" type windshields that can interfere with the tag working properly. For these you would want a headlight tag. They work just as well, just cost a bit more and have a more limited lifespan as they are exposed to the elements.
You go to your vehicles list and assign the tag numbers to each vehicle.
Yes. If a tag is not currently assigned you may assign it, either by selecting it in your vehicles dropdown or by manually entering the tag number.
We are seeing an increase in issues where the windshield AVI tags are not compatible with metal oxide windshields. 15-25% of new vehicles have some sort of heated/treated/metal oxide windshield that prevents our AVI tags from being read. Certain manufacturers, like Range Rover, Audi, Jaguar, and BMW have a higher likelihood of having a metal oxide windshield. However, even "lower trim," non-luxury manufacturers like Ford are putting them in the newer cars.
You can check with your vehicle's manufacturer to see if you would need to replace your interior transponder (windshield AVI tag) with an exterior transponder (headlight AVI tag). You can also find lists online of vehicles requiring external transponders. If you suspect this is the problem for your vehicle, you can easily order headlight AVI tags to replace your windshield versions.
The Park My Share chase car functionality is designed to facilitate hosts being on site to manage their fleets without paying for extra parking. So a chase car is one of your own vehicles (or one of your fleet) that you are using to manage your fleet, not one that is being used for guest reservations. Those designated vehicles may exit and enter the Parking Facility without incurring daily parking fees.
Chase cars can help hosts manage their fleets efficiently. You can enter and exit the lot without parking fees for the chase car. At many parking lots, hosts are prohibited from parking in front of or near the lots; with a chase car, you get both better access to your vehicles and avoid the risk of being towed or incurring fines. (Want more guidance on where to park? Visit the guest instructions from your particular Location page.)
In the interface there is a chase car tab in the menu. Once you click this you will see a list of every active vehicle. Select the vehicles you want to mark as chase and hit "save."
If you want to use a personal vehicle as a chase car, you do need to add the vehicle to your fleet and assign it an AVI tag, even though it will not be used for rentals.
Yes. You can change which of your fleet vehicles are chase anytime you wish. Just update from the chase car menu and click "save." Any chase car updates after 10:00 AM will be applied for the next calendar day.
- The Park My Share system will look daily at the vehicles designated as chase at 10:00 AM local facility time. Vehicles marked as chase after 10:00 AM will be applied for the next calendar day.
- Chase car vehicles are allowed onto the lot for up to eight cumulative hours in one calendar day.
- A car marked as chase for the day is strictly prohibited from rental on that calendar day. Violation of this provision will result in revocation of the chase car benefit for your account.
- If a car is tied to a reservation AND marked as chase they will be fined.
Currently, there are no chase cars allowed at the DFW Remote South and Peer-to-Peer lots.