RICHER DETAIL IN SAN FRANCISCO Meter rates and schedules, street cleaning, and posted curb rules, straight from SFMTA's published data. CLEARER PARKING CARDS Rates, time limits and operating hours are easier to read, laid out the same way everywhere. We keep deepening local parking detail city by city — New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Washington DC, Baltimore and San Francisco so far, with more in progress. Always check posted signs — aSpot shows information, not legal permission to park.

aSpot now works beyond New York. FIVE NEW CITIES Parking information is now available in Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Washington DC, and Baltimore — meters, street cleaning schedules, permit zones, and posted restrictions, drawn from each city's own published data. REMINDERS IN EVERY CITY Check the sign on your block, then set a reminder to move your car. Pick the restriction type, your move-by time, and how far ahead you want the alert. Times are shown in the city you parked in, not the one your phone thinks you're in. MORE HYDRANTS ON THE MAP Expanded hydrant coverage in Los Angeles and Baltimore. MORE ACCURATE NEW YORK SIGNS Fixed a bug that could match your block against the wrong stretch of street, and another that could place signs outside the city entirely. Sign rules for your block should now be meaningfully more reliable. BETTER REMINDERS Fixed a late-night alert that could fire for a restriction with no start time, and could hide the restriction that actually mattered. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE - Alternate route choices when driving to your spot - Clearer Live Activity text on the Lock Screen - Parking history now shows days, not just hours - Improved city detection and fewer stale results when browsing the map away from where you are Coverage varies by city. Always check posted signs — aSpot shows information, not legal permission to park.

Spots that fit your vehicle. aSpot now knows the size of the vehicle that left each spot, so it can tell you whether one is a comfortable fit, roomier than you need, or might be tight. Tap "Fits my car" and the map hides the ones we know are too small. Driving without an account? Just tell us what you drive — no sign-up needed. See the block before you get there. Look Around street view is now on your parked car, so you can check the curb you left it on without walking back. Clearer warnings about when to move. Move-by alerts now match how much time you actually have. A restriction hours away stays calm and green. One in the next fifteen minutes doesn't. The parked card now shows whichever rule affects you soonest instead of the scariest one on the block. Alerts when a spot opens near you. When another driver pulls out nearby, you get a notification — even with aSpot closed. Tap it to jump straight to the block. Fixes - Fixed spots you released still showing as taken to other drivers - Fixed a crash when opening Parking History - Parking History no longer scrolls on its own - Far fewer sign-up interruptions while browsing as a guest - Fixed alerts appearing on top of screens you already had open - When more spots are nearby than the free map shows, you'll now see how many

Thanks to everyone reporting spots out there. This one's mostly fixes that came out of real driving. Driving to a spot Your marker now points the way you're actually travelling. It used to drift toward wherever your phone happened to be lying, then swing back when you picked up speed — worst in stop-and-go traffic, which is most of it. The marker and the map no longer disagree with each other when you slow down. Noticeably lighter on battery and data while you drive. Guests can help out now Release your spot when you pull out — no account needed. Report a hazard — double-parked truck, hydrant, construction, street fair — no account needed. The map is only worth opening if the people using it can add to it, so we stopped asking you to sign up before you could help the driver behind you. Your parked car The parked-car banner now tucks away into a small pill and comes back with a tap, so it stays clear of the block outlook. "Move by" times are much easier to read, and the full deadline — the time and the countdown — now shows in Currently Parked. Also fixed Spots you mark as occupied, or flag as a hazard, stay on the map now instead of disappearing the moment you tap. Reporting a hazard is easier: a taller card that brings the list of reasons into view instead of hiding it below the fold. The vehicle button no longer shows a blank icon before you've added a car.