A guest parking pass is temporary permission for a visitor's vehicle to park at a property, usually tied to one plate, one place and a set time. It lets whoever checks the lot tell a resident's guest from a car that has no business being there.
A pass can be a slip on the dashboard, a hangtag, or a record the checker looks up. Whatever the form, a useful one says whose guest it is, which vehicle, where, and until when.
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- A resident asks from My parking, for a day, a week or a month, whichever the property offers, and the pass is for the resident's own space. The property approves or declines. See Asking for a guest pass.
- The property issues one directly for a named space or any visitor space, with the plate and how long it is good for. See Issuing a visitor pass.
- Every pass has a code and a QR code, and the QR code can be checked by anybody.
- At a gate a pass admits once; checking it does not use it up, admitting the visitor does. On a patrol round its plate counts as a guest for as long as the pass is valid.
- A pass may carry a price, which the property sets and which is added to the resident's bill when a request is approved.