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Easytrip, Ireland’s only electronic parking and tolling tag provider, is reminding motorists to update their easytrip account details when buying or selling a vehicle during the 182 registration period to avoid incurring toll bills and penalty notices from motorway operators. “There’s a lot to sort out when buying a new car including sourcing of finance, insurance, and motor tax and sometimes we can forget about the smaller motoring essentials. We’d like to remind our customers to update their easytrip account details if they are buying or selling a vehicle this 182 registration period. Removing your tag from your old car and updating your account details as soon as possible, once change of ownership is processed, will ensure that you avoid incurring any unexpected charges”, says Colin Delaney, CEO of easytrip. Potential situations that can lead to motorists paying unnecessary toll charges may include: Buying a new car; if you’ve bought a new car and transferred...

Paul Dalton of easytrip and Neil Cunningham of APCOA Parking at Jervis Street car park Easytrip has expanded their car parking portfolio in Dublin with the addition of Jervis Street car park, writes Trish Whelan . Easyparking, easytrip's parking service offers hassle free electronic parking to customers with the use of a tag, with no need to take a ticket or queue at the paying station. The easytrip tag is scanned on entry and exit to the car park and the fee is then automatically deducted from the tag holder's account. The Jervis Street car park has 267 car spaces and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. New and existing easytrip customers can sign up for parking by calling easytrip on 1890 67 67 68 or by logging onto www.easytrip.ie. Easyparking is available at locations in Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick and Waterford.