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MySpot line of parking barriers is ideal for solving problems with assigned, or reserved, parking spaces.

Garage owners tell us that they dread the phone calls from irate customers that find their assigned parking space occupied.  There is little they can do, as towing offending vehicles is expensive and alienates visitors to the facility.  They have found, however, that installing one of Designated parking barrier's to block access to reserved stalls is effective in overcoming the problems.  Often, the landlord can charge extra monthly fee for reserved spaces with a remote-controlled barrier (such as the MySpot 200), as the customers love the convenience and the cache of this exclusive arrangement.

Owners of Assigned Parking spaces tell us of the time they waste, and their frustration, of arriving at the office or their condominium and finding their paid-for space occupied.  Often time their reserved spaces are at a particularly convenient location (e.g. close to the elevator), or protected against the weather, and if that space is taken, they need to find an alternate space.

Here are typical applications where these individual-space barriers provide an effective solution that other methods can not address:

• Parking spaces that are accessed directly from the street.  In such an application, a centralized access barrier is not applicable, and the access to each space must be controlled individually.
  
• Parking spaces that are distributed throughout the parking garage, rather than a group of reserved spaces. ( In the latter case, it is possible to block access to the group with a common gate.)
• Individual parking spaces that do not justify a complex access control system with a gate.