ReadyPark

Stop looking for a parking spot, swap it ! If you are looking for or leaving a parking spot, ReadyPark will connect you to its network! Join the ReadyPark user network to park easily and quickly in the city for work, shopping, appointments, parties,... the collaborative service that relies on you as much as you rely on it. Why ReadyPark? - Find a place easily and quickly - Participate in a collaborative and citizen network - Use less fuel, time and energy to park - It's easy, fast and free ! - Share with ReadyPark !!! Boosted by GALILEO, the European Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)! What is Galileo? Galileo is the European Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) under civilian control, providing a range of positioning, navigation and timing services to users worldwide. Galileo offers benefits for many European services, businesses and users. For example, users can know their exact position with greater precision thanks to the multi- constellation of receivers that Galileo add to. Galileo’s dual frequency capability offers significant advantages in terms of achievable accuracy, but also in terms of improved resistance to jamming. Last but not least, due to the ever-growing importance and dependence of satellite navigation applications a potential disruption of a satellite navigation service is unacceptable. Galileo ensures independence that is important to the EU economy, securing the availability of those applications and services. In short, Galileo boosts European innovation, contributing to the creation of many new products and services, creating jobs and allowing Europe to own a greater share of the global market for added value services. How does satellite navigation work? Global Navigation Satellite Systems send signals to receivers, giving time and positioning information to users. To get an accurate measurement of your time and position, a minimum of four satellites in view are needed. The number of satellites in view of the user’s receiver is what determines how accurately time and location can be worked out. The more satellites in view, the more precise the information received will be.