A QR sticker for your bike or scooter.
Two-wheelers get parked in tighter, busier, more crowded places than cars — and they get moved, knocked and blocked far more often. The same card works, and it matters more.
Why two-wheelers need this more than cars
A bike parked in a market row gets shifted by hand, leaned on, and boxed in by other bikes. If someone knocks it over or needs it moved, there is usually nobody to ask — and no windscreen to leave a note on.
Where to put the card
Somewhere flat, visible and protected: the fuel tank side panel, the front cowl, or inside the windshield if your scooter has one. It is weatherproof, so rain and sun are not a problem.
The situations it covers
- Blocking someone in a packed parking row.
- Knocked over — someone wants to tell you before you find it on the ground.
- Damage from another vehicle backing out.
- Emergency involving the rider or the vehicle.
One account, every vehicle
If your household runs a car and two bikes, all of them live on the same ParkPing account. You also get challan checks, insurance expiry reminders and FASTag balance for each of them in the same place.