By CBS3 Staff
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Philadelphia Parking Authority is removing old kiosks and installing new “pay by plate” solar-powered kiosks on Tuesday. The new parking stations are being installed on Arch Street between Fourth and 12th Streets.
Eventually, they will be city-wide.
READ MORE: Philadelphia Museum Of Art's Core Project Opens To Public After 2 Decades Of Planning, 4 Years Of ConstructionToday we begin installing our new #PayByPlate Parking kiosks! Get those license plate numbers memorized and check out everything you need to know about the change ➡️ https://t.co/qxOiEbEqVA pic.twitter.com/HLIzGXbs2h
— The PPA (@PhilaParking) October 15, 2019
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Customers will have to enter their license plate number to pay.
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