Yes, you can extend your parking session if you need more time. One hour before your session is set to auto-end, you'll receive a notification letting you know your session will end soon — that's your prompt to extend it.

You can also change your default auto-end setting so future sessions run for longer automatically.

You'll get another notification an hour before the extended session is due to auto-end, in case you need to extend it again.

Tip: Sessions can be extended by up to 24 hours at a time. The maximum may be lower if your space is about to become unavailable — for example, if the parking facility is closing or there's a scheduled suspension.

If you regularly need longer sessions, change your default auto-end setting so it applies to all future sessions. See Managing your auto-end settings for how.

Note: Changing the default does not affect a session that's already running — use Extend your session above for that.

Extending continues the same session — it doesn't start a new one. Your charges are still based on the parking facility's rate structure, including any cap rate. If the facility has a cap (for example, "$16 max for 24 hours"), your charges won't exceed that cap within the same rate period, whether you extend or not.

Note: If your extended session crosses from one rate period into another (for example, from a day rate into a night rate), each period has its own cap. This can make the total higher than a single cap. See Why are parking fees higher when sessions span night and day rate periods?.

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Not necessarily. You'll be prompted to extend one hour before your session auto-ends — the timing depends on your auto-end setting, not a fixed 12-hour cycle. If you regularly need longer sessions, change your auto-end setting rather than extending each time. See Managing your auto-end settings.

If you don't extend, your session ends automatically and your space is released.