MBI stopped printing the physical scratch-to-pay coupons last June and is urging residents to familiarise themselves with using the app.
IPOH is transitioning to fully digital parking payment by 2024.
Since the Park@Perak app was introduced in 2019, the Ipoh City Council (MBI) stopped printing physical scratch-and-pay coupons in June this year and urged motorists to familiarise themselves with the app.
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MBI stopped printing the physical scratch-to-pay coupons last June and is urging residents to familiarise themselves with using the app.
A motorist using to the app to pay for parking in Ipoh.
Low: The app should incorporate agents who can sell ecoupons to motorists for a commission.
The city council is no longer printing parking coupons since June this year.
Liew: Many visitors to the Amanjaya market and UTC park outside.
Rumaizi: The Park@Perak app currently has 530,000 users, 75% of whom are in Ipoh.
Ng: Senior citizens will be forced to adapt to the new system once printed coupons are disallowed.
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