State College, PA, voted to authorize eminent domain to demolish three downtown businesses for a parking garage. In response, a Strong Towns Local Conversation group mobilized opposition to the project.

Strong Towns member Will Gardner shares how the 60-person bike bus he helps lead in his hometown is helping kids get to school, and reducing the number of cars in the drop-off lane.

Critics say boom in sales of SUVs and dual-cab utes has been disastrous for safety and the environment – and car parks may be at risk of collapse

This initiative aims to reduce minimum parking requirements for new development in the city to improve walkability, rent prices, urban sprawl, and environmental factors according to the city website.

It is more likely that older multi-story carparks will be damaged by heavier SUVs, utes, HEVs and PHEVs than by Battery Electric Vehicles.

The news back in May that Austin’s City Council voted to eliminate citywide parking mandates made waves across the nation, cited by a number of publications as evidence that these outdated re…

In the wake of Disney's announcement it is investing $60 billion in parks, Disney World and Disneyland are raising their prices.

Gavin Newsom signed a bill Tuesday that will ban vehicles from parking near crosswalks, a...

A new study shows a significant reduction in housing construction costs in cities that have reduced or eliminated minimum parking requirements.

New system is designed to make paying for parking easier.

The Metro system is the foundation the Washington region needs to build a pleasant, sustainable, equitable future. Transforming its parking lots into transit-oriented development can increase revenue and build a bigger rider base.

City Council may add changes to bike parking requirements to a November resolution that will finalize the removal of parking minimums from the Land Development Code. The Urban Transportation Commission recently voted to recommend Council adopt the ordinance changes on…

Minimum parking requirements are a secret but significant source of carbon emissions from transportation.

There are more cars but fewer available spots on the street. There are fewer garages — and exorbitant prices. For city drivers, it’s a growing headache.

After a compromise was reached among city planners, residents and developers, Houston's elected officials approved a series of building code changes that will reduce frontloading driveways and promote more affordable housing options.

Zoning reforms could address several of New York City’s issues, but experts say Mayor Eric Adams may need to ask for more to get affordable housing results.

The Pottsville Parking Authority will issue virtual parking permits in 2024 for eight municipal lots across the city. The permits will be available for purchase starting in mid-December.

These Strong Towns advocates identified a lack of bike parking at recurring local events and did something about it…by creating bike valets!

Colorado cities are inundated with parking, and parking lots are often unnecessary. Parking reform can lead to more housing affordability.

Greensburg officials have a plan in place for demolishing the city’s shuttered J. Edward Hutchinson Parking Garage, but the state’s blessing is needed. The garage has been closed for about two years, since the city determined it wasn’t worth the projected cost of more than $2 million to extend the

Parking garages are one area where the growing number of EVs and bigger vehicles is going to have a major impact.

Annual revenues from some meters could pay for a city employee’s salary.

Once people have experienced the benefits in their area, there is barely any appetite for bringing the speed back up, says energy and environment analyst Roger Harrabin

On-demand secure cycle parking hubs have been deployed in Glasgow City Centre as part of the Scottish city’s plans to boost active travel and reduce carbon

Let's take a second-day look at Mayor Adams's "City of Yes" zoning proposal to do away with mandatory parking in new developments.

San Diego was an early leader in controversial trend, though a decision to add parking at a new apartment complex has intensified debate

Are you feeling lucky? It’s a question some drivers have been asking themselves as they park at some of the city’s busiest tourist attractions and transit stations. Do they pay for parking, or walk away and take the chance of getting a ticket?

County leaders hope the plan will ultimately mean more space for housing, parks, and other public amenities.

United Way Greater Toronto created an apartment from the small space to show how rising rents leave many feeling they can only afford a home ‘no larger than a parking spot.’

Year-round paid parking and three-figure booting fees are among the big changes approved by city leaders over the summer.