How, in the middle of a climate crisis, does it make sense to make driving artificially cheap by refusing to charge drivers the full cost it imposes on society? And how can subsidizing driving be considered “just” when it threatens the futures not only of people with far fewer resources around the world, but also future generations, who don’t have a say in the matter at all?

Taking parking enforcement out of the Madison Police Department may open greater windows of opportunity.

Op-ed: Data on parking tickets, mobility deserts, and dynamic pricing can help cities move away from a punitive system and towards one with equity and accessibility woven throughout.

A temporary solution to house Phoenix’s homeless population during the COVID-19 pandemic is coming to an end.

The transfer is expected to occur before the end of 2023.

Fullerton will begin enforcing parking restrictions on a street where several homeless people have been living in recreational vehicles.

If you care about social justice, you have to care about zoning.

By Paul Kiefer Six months after the Seattle City Council voted to move the city’s parking enforcement officers from the…

By Paul Kiefer Six months after the Seattle City Council voted to move the city’s parking enforcement officers from the…

West Hartford is considering scrapping its decades-old ban on overnight parking on streets, a move that could have implications on housing policy and pedestrian safety as well as the convenience of some residents.

After announcing a partnership to locate a new hub for minority businesses at the Village on Park Mall, Madison is proposing to build a $9.1 million parking garage to serve

Electric vehicle incentive programs, like the Clean Air Vehicle decal program, which gives access to carpool lanes, can encourage some consumers to make the switch, yet EVs are still out of reach financially for many.

On behalf of five Pacifica residents who live in RVs, three civil rights groups filed a lawsuit against the city of Pacifica for its rules that prohibit RV parking on certain streets.

WESTWOOD, Ohio (WKRC) - You've heard of DWI: driving while intoxicated. But how about PWP: parking while poor? One local apartment complex has stringent regulations for its residents and visitors that are giving some people pause. Dennis Day's 2001 Honda is no Bentley, but he was surprised when the other day he received a notice on his windshield after visiting a friend at a Westwood apartment complex.

Drivers who get sucked into the bureaucratic vortex describe it as city-sanctioned auto theft, sometimes followed by punishing fines from the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

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

An Isle of Palms plan that barred non-residents from most streets on the barrier island is being revoked by the S.C. Department of Transportation.

"Eight of us, 4,500 letters submitted, stopped a $70 million development.”

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The City of Berkeley will be considering this question on Tuesday afternoon, when the City Council is scheduled to once again take up the topic of minimum parking regulations