Learn in this video how to setup and use BMW Parking Payments to handle parking fees straight from your car cash-less and without using a meter. With a simple QR code scan and a few clicks you can add a payment method and your license plate. That&#…
Learn in this video how to setup and use BMW Parking Payments to handle parking fees straight from your car cash-less and without using a meter. With a simple QR code scan and a few clicks you can add a payment method and your license plate. That's how you book your ticket to convience. When you stop your car in a paid parking spot and switch it off, you can easily book your ticket from the control display.
🔵 Key Moments:
0:00 - Introduction of BMW Parking Payments
0:16 - Adding a payment method to the car
0:38 - Automatically booking your parking ticket
0:55 - Ending your parking ticket
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