Parking

We have to manage cars and their effects in a smarter way.

Purchased for a breathless $1,700 per square foot; or $1.65 million for a tear down(!) in the third quarter of 2019, plans to raze the uninhabitable 950-square-foot Portola District home that sits on a nearly 10,000-square-foot lot at 666 Hamilton Street have been drawn. And if approved by Planning next week, the parcel...

A resource to help parking reformers find examples of parking policy reforms from all over the world.

Developers plan to build a 422-space garage, but Burlington attorney John Franco says that is not enough.

This is the second of the four quadrants of Sacramento central city, bounded by Capitol Ave on the north, Broadway on the south, 16th Street on the west, and Alhambra Blvd on the east. Please see m…

Boston Properties wants to replace garage parking with office space in the final block of Reston Gateway, a massive mixed-use development that's currently under construction steps from the Reston Town Center Metro Station. Although the first phase of the project was approved by the county in 2018,

The City Council agreed on Tuesday to move more than $9 million from parking funds to pay for the increased cost of constructing a new entertainment venue on the former dome site at the Oceanfront.

A storm is brewing over parking for Gateway Green. The popular destination is home to Portland’s first and only bike park. Recent major upgrades to its trails, pump track and Read More »

The Environment and Urbanization Ministry has put the final touch on a regulation that will make parking lots mandatory when buildings are being built, with requirements having been shaped according to the size of the apartments in the buildings.

The city’s parking authority joined a statewide zoning reform campaign to boost housing supply by reducing minimum parking requirements. The goal: lower the cost of creating new homes, and increase...

In a continuing effort to address safety and traffic concerns on Crenshaw Boulevard near the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve, the Rancho Palos Verdes City Council at its Tuesday, March 16

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.

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.

A new book explores how suburbs are transforming and offers a blueprint for other cities to follow.

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

Paul Hockney says he will have to pay £480 to park his Honda car outside his home in Merton.

The Stride bus rapid transit line slinking its ways from Shoreline to Bothell along NE 145th St and SR-522 has gotten its latest design update. Dubbed the S3 Line in Sound Transit’s naming sy…