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ParkEasy

Warren Chan, ParkEasy

07-Dec-16 13:00

ParkEasy

Parking has been a persistent problem in Malaysia especially in the city area. The lack of parking space has contributed to Malaysians succumbing to double park and some to the extent of purchasing fake OKU stickers to park at OKU spots. The problem is no stranger to Malaysians. Be that as it may, there is hope. With the help of technology, Warren Chan is his solution called ParkEasy seem to have found the solution to improve parking culture.


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