Boulder’s parking minimums may be sent to the chopping block
Boulder’s decades-old off-street parking requirements have altered the city’s streetscape and added to the cost of housing.
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Change parking policy to reduce appeal of car ownership, say
Current parking policy inadvertently promotes car ownership and does nothing to challenge the widespread expectation that parking should be provided at a low co
What we know, don't know about Milwaukee firm's plan to redevelop parking lot in downtown Green Bay
New Land Enterprises isn't ready to present its site plan for the Adams Street parking lot site, but on Tuesday teased 'it will not be boring.'
Lower carbon travel would benefit from parking reform
Major changes to planning laws and regulations relating to the use of public spaces is needed to encourage greener transport use. The Transport Planning Society (TPS) has published a new report, Just The Ticket!, which outlines no less…
Office-to-residential conversions raise questions at the curb
Plan for changes to parking use and curbside activity when approving office-to-residential or office-to-retail conversion, experts say.
Do land-use reforms spur housing development? You betcha.
After years of adjusting land-use regulations, Minneapolis boosted its housing stock by 12%, while rents grew at just 1%. Meanwhile, the rest of Minnesota increased its stock by 4% as rents rose 14%.
Texas' capital city visitors get parking headache under new order
Ride sharing may become the best bet for visitors and residents.
Boulder’s parking minimums may be sent to the chopping block
Boulder’s decades-old off-street parking requirements have altered the city’s streetscape and added to the cost of housing.
Change parking policy to reduce appeal of car ownership, say
Current parking policy inadvertently promotes car ownership and does nothing to challenge the widespread expectation that parking should be provided at a low co
What we know, don't know about Milwaukee firm's plan to redevelop parking lot in downtown Green Bay
New Land Enterprises isn't ready to present its site plan for the Adams Street parking lot site, but on Tuesday teased 'it will not be boring.'
San Francisco could become safer for pedestrians under new parking law
A new state law just went into effect on Monday that may make things safer around crosswalks, even if it does face challenges in a place like San Francisco.
Do land-use reforms spur housing development? You betcha.
After years of adjusting land-use regulations, Minneapolis boosted its housing stock by 12%, while rents grew at just 1%. Meanwhile, the rest of Minnesota increased its stock by 4% as rents rose 14%.
Lower carbon travel would benefit from parking reform
Major changes to planning laws and regulations relating to the use of public spaces is needed to encourage greener transport use. The Transport Planning Society (TPS) has published a new report, Just The Ticket!, which outlines no less…
Office-to-residential conversions raise questions at the curb
Plan for changes to parking use and curbside activity when approving office-to-residential or office-to-retail conversion, experts say.
Texas' capital city visitors get parking headache under new order
Ride sharing may become the best bet for visitors and residents.
Changes ahead for parking in downtown Wichita
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The City of Wichita will be taking steps to implement a plan for a downtown parking system. The City Council has approved ordinances to put the Downtown Parking and Mobility Plan
NSW government fails to veto 15-minute parking scheme at exclusive beach despite pledge
Roads minister John Graham now says the government is unable to act against the signs at Camp Cove that he previously said took 'the rest of us for mugs’
South Korean Company Introduces Autonomous Valet Parking Robot
HL Mando, a South Korean company specializing in components for electric cars and self-driving vehicles, is developing an autonomous valet parking robot named Parkie. The company plans to conduct f...
Drive a heavy vehicle? You'll now pay more for a parking permit in the Plateau | CBC News
Parking permits for heavy vehicles, like SUVs and pickup trucks, now cost more in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal. The borough says its making the change because those vehicles take up more space on the street.
Pensioners deserve nationwide free parking
What if NIMBYs got paid to become YIMBYs? - The Boston Globe
Local zoning rules often give neighbors the power to block new housing. Maybe they need new incentives to say yes.
Want More Affordable Housing? Try Reducing Parking Requirements
They provide convenience, but it comes at the cost of effective land use and construction of affordable housing.
Here's what Phoenix councilmembers want to see for the city in the new year
Councilmembers reflected on both internal and public issues in need of improvement for 2024.
Time's up for Toronto's coin-only parking meters. Here's what comes next for pay parking
The last coin-only parking meters in Toronto will soon be scrapped due to maintenance costs and the introduction of better parking pay technology
Two robots are patrolling downtown Denver parking garages. Are more coming?
Since LoDo Towers deployed the robots in its two garages on 17th Street, it has seen a more than 70% drop in car thefts and vandalism.
Stonestown Redevelopment Project Gets New Renderings, Revisions
The planned redevelopment of the Stonestown Galleria property, which will turn what are currently parking lots into new residential, retail, and office space, has received some revisions, which include dropping a planned 200-room hotel.
Culdesac Tempe's Car-Free Development Model Is Hitting the Road
The developers of Culdesac Tempe, a $200 million mixed-use community without cars or parking, are looking to export their design model to other cities.
The California city that chose people over cars
A California desert city blew up its main street. Now what?
Free parking remains for now, but will soon be erased from downtown L.A.’s Arts District
Friday morning brought a big change to the parking situation in downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District. At least, that was the plan until vandals intervened. Flyers were placed on cars a few day…
‘People are proud of this green spirit of ours’: how a small Spanish city rejected cars
Decades ago, when many other European cities were building more road capacity, Vitoria-Gasteiz took a very different path