What you may not use Parken Lot for

The parts of the Acceptable Use Policy people most often need: occupant details, messages, enforcement and honest space counts.

This applies to everyone who uses Parken Lot. The full list is the Acceptable Use Policy; these are the parts people most often need to know.

  • Occupant contact details are for their parking and nothing else — no marketing, no sale, no transfer to a third party.
  • Messages sent through Parken Lot must concern the recipient's parking. It is not a marketing channel, and using it as one puts at risk the deliverability of the notices other people depend on.
  • Do not offer parking you have no right to offer, and do not enter false information about rates, availability, occupants or vehicles.
  • Do not enforce, immobilise or tow other than as the law where the property is allows.
  • Do not discriminate. Parken Lot may not be used to exclude people on the basis of race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, disability, familial status or any other protected characteristic.
  • Do not share an account, or let somebody use credentials that are not theirs.
  • Do not misreport the number of spaces you operate, or otherwise try to get around the fee or the access controls.

We may investigate a breach and may suspend or end access for one. Where a breach threatens somebody's security or is unlawful, we may act immediately and without notice.

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