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Single white car in an empty parking lot in an underground parking Royalty Free Stock Photo

Car parking area in HomePro at Fashion Island Shopping Mall, Bangkok Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial top shot from a parking lot Royalty Free Stock Photo

Toronto back alley with view of backyard entrance and gate. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Luxury black sedan parked on city street with autumn leaves and modern buildings in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two cars parked in the city close to each other. Royalty Free Stock Photo

German sign parking entrance isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a black luxury sedan with soapy foam on the rear bumper parked on a winter street with fall trees in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tall ivy covered red brick wall with white chimney and wimdow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nafplio city, Greece, Port marina top down, aerial drone view. Sailboats and yachts moored at harbor dock Royalty Free Stock Photo

Everyone hates confronting the parking meter man so now in American culture it is common to see computerized parking meters. When the parking meter is out of order, this is the only time Americans do not have to pay to park a car. The average parking meter collects $10.00 a day per car that parks in a stall for the day so plan to have alot of pocket change for the parking meters when travelling in North America if you plan on driving!