Parking

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

Another infill apartment building that is seeking to take advantage of recent changes to the City’s parking code will go before Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) on January 7th. Developer Tony Zhukovskyi is proposing a 74-unit development at 200 17th Street North. The building will be located le

On Monday, the court banned the app Parkeerwekker in a lawsuit filed by the municipality of Amsterdam. The court ruled in the municipality's favor, agreeing that the app facilitates tax evasion, NU.nl reports. Parkeerwekker sends motorists an alert when a municipal scan car passes their parked car. The motorist then has five minutes to quickly pay their parking before they get fined. The app charged 1.49 euros per alert.

A Florida church has won an initial federal court battle over its parking lot. A member of Pass-A-Grille Beach Community Church's youth group welcomes the

Based on costs of providing parking in Seattle, the authors estimate the reduction in parking capacity saved some $537 million.

Parking in K-Town has long been a nightmare for both residents and visitors to deal with, but it doesn’t have to be...

The City of Brussels will make the slopes in front of the Justice Palace, which are often used as a parking space, car-free from 1 March, announced alderman for Urban Development Ans Persoons.

During the Bend City Council's meeting on Wednesday evening, new City Councilor Melanie Kebler asked, and staff and colleagues agreed to examine the idea of removing minimum parking requirements for new developments proposed in the city.

La Caverne is an underground urban farm that operates out of an old parking garage in Paris, growing mushrooms, endives, and microgreens.

Illegal footpath parking ‘endemic’ in the city, council meeting hears

Philadelphia police have warned residents not to save parking spaces on the street during and after a snowstorm, but that didn’t stop one person from marking their territory with a very straightforward message.

Many Americans want to live in walkable neighborhoods that are served by rapid public transportation. But these neighborhoods are few and far between and incredibly expensive to live in. That’s because in many cities and towns, building walkable neighborhoods is illegal, putting a premium on the few dense communities that exist.

Housing is so scarce in Silicon Valley, and property values are so high, that one Toyota dealership is building housing on top of its car lot. Others may soon follow.

A report by city staff says a turnaround from parking minimums to maximums will protect the city from an oversupply of parking in a future likely to s...