Roseburg officials hired a Portland consulting firm to analyze the downtown parking situation, and they discovered what many people who have to park there already knew — it’s a bit

Soon, people parking on Boush Street will have to pay 45 cents for every 15 minutes with a two-hour limit on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The plan, which was approved by the City Council in November, has drawn outrage from residents and organizations who say the cost of metered parking will limit access to the lakefront. A petition against the meters has gathered thousands of signatures.

New parking program put in place to help city recoup COVID-19 related revenue loss

SURF CITY, N.C. (WNCT) – Leaders in many Eastern North Carolina communities along the coast either have or are considering paid parking. It’s been a debate for at least a decade in Surf…

WBZ-TV measured the height of one of the taller meters at roughly 66 inches, or 5 feet, 6 inches.

Have you used a parking meter in Montreal or Quebec City in the past five years? Then you may be eligible to join a class action lawsuit.

A Queensland couple has come up with a unique method to discourage people parking outside their property - but it could land them in trouble.

Here's an odd little fact: For every dollar of parking revenue it collects from curbside meters, the Philadelphia Parking Authority collects...

The government will add up to new 4,000 kerbside parking spaces across the city under the guise of its so-called “smart meter” initiative, Transit Jam has learned, with the new spaces b…

A Town Council committee studying current and potential parking regulations hosted a focus group session Thursday over Zoom.

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Don't Follow Leaders, Watch the Parking Meters Careening an old whaler near New Bedford, 1882. Back in the days when ships were made of wo...

COVID-19 has been catastrophic for public transit. Plunging fare and tax revenues are forcing drastic cuts. In a guest post for SPUR, two UC Davis law professors suggest that there’s a solution right under our feet: Make private drivers pay market rates to park on the public’s roads. And yes, they argue, it’s legal.

Whether its via residential permits, more meters, or loading zones, candidates expect that motorists will pay for time at the curb.