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Pay for Parking on a Cell? NYC Tests New App
New York City launches pilot program allowing drivers to find and pay for parking over their iPhone, Droid or other smartphone.

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New York City launches pilot program allowing drivers to find and pay for parking over their iPhone, Droid or other smartphone.

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