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More than just a way to monitor parking privileges, parking permits have now emerged as a vital piece of your overall security initiative. |
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Creating a perfect Parking Permit Program is easy. Just follow our 7 tips. |
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| 1. Use a Logo on Custom Hang Tags |
| Foster pride in your company. A distinctive logo is hard to copy. If you do not have a logo handy, use a distinctive type font for your organization’s name. |
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| 2. Number Your Permits |
| Keep track of who receives a permit. Also make sure that your numbers are as big as possible. You shouldn’t have to squint to read it. |
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| 4. Give Instructions |
| As an important security document, you need to make sure that everyone knows the rules, how to handle lost permits and where to place the permit. We make it easy to add custom instructions to the back of your permits. |
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| 5. Add a Date |
Can you park here forever? The best designs add an expiration date and, if possible, the specific parking location (i.e. “East Lot”). Consider color-coding by year or by parking lot with Expiration Date Parking Passes.
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| 6. Choose the Right Material |
| Clear permits do not block the driver’s view. Static cling labels are crystal clear and can be easily removed. Our hefty 35 mils polyethylene tag is virtually impossible to tear and outlasts heat and sun. Compare these with thin, laminated permits that can curl or be torn apart. Reflective permits are great for night-time inspection and are increasingly popular. Check out our specs for more information. |
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