Android Auto was developed by Google to mirror features on an Android device through the car's radio. When an Android device is paired with the car's head unit, the system can mirror certain apps on the car's display. The process of connecting the customer's device to the car's radio varies between different cars. Typically, you need to connect a USB cable from the car to the device, or connect via Bluetooth.

Please note that currently, it is only possible to display active short-term tickets via Android Auto.

How do I start a parking session via Android Auto?
To start a parking session via Android Auto, the phone needs to be connected to the car.

1. Open the Parkster app.
2. The options 'Near you', 'Favorites', and 'Tickets' will appear.
3. Tap on 'Near you'. Nearby parking spaces will be displayed.
4. Once you have selected the desired parking space, the options 'Park here' and 'Change end time' will be available.
5. Tap on 'Park here' to start the parking session.
6. When a ticket is started, it will be displayed under 'Tickets'. Please note that there will not be a red dot indicating an active ticket, as there is in the app.

How do I end a parking session via Android Auto?
If you want to end the ticket from the car (it can also be done via the mobile), follow the steps below.

1. Tap on 'Tickets'.
2. Select the relevant ticket and then tap 'End parking'.