Parking

A suggestion that was recently passed by council is a downtown parking app that will allow users to pay for parking and will help identify available meters.

On Friday morning, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown revealed a number of proposals submitted for the site.

Dillon is pushing ahead with plans to introduce a new paid parking model for individuals hoping to leave their cars in town-owned lots overnight, a move intended to help to address issues in the lots...

A key committee of the General Assembly advanced legislation Wednesday that would require municipalities to open more affordable housing -- or face consequences -- but gutted another controversial bill that would have allowed multi-family housing to be developed near train stations without special approval from local officials.

The parking fines will run in tandem with other initiatives such as clamping and towing.

The proposed parking fine hike would increase fines for people who overstay their time at downtown parking meters from $15 to $35.

‘Cool, Fun and Beautiful’ Charleston is often compared to European cities, with its ocean breezes, historic buildings lining narrow streets and array of cuisines. One of the missing pieces has been space to enjoy dinner or drinks in the open air, but as the pandemic locked restaurant-goers out of restaurants and cafes, it created an […]

As Salt Lake City's population booms, neighborhoods find themselves in a losing battle against 'densi-fication.'

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?

Starting Saturday in Belmar, several new blocks will be subject to parking fees using the ParkMobile app.

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

Whose compromise? Our compromise!

Berkeley City Council approved of the single largest investment to affordable housing–for a project to be located near two BART stations.

As a popular dining destination faces city orders to rebuild a costly outdoor dining setup, advocates call for a clearer plan for opening up streets.

Smart policies can ensure that low- and moderate-income households can find suitable housing in good neighborhoods where transportation costs are low. The research is clear: upzoning works.

For almost a decade, Moscow has ranked first in the world’s road congestion rankings. What is the Russian capital doing to overcome the problem and why is it not working?

Pittsburgh officials are working to reduce the number of driveways required for new townhouses in the city. Creating off-street parking requires a curb cut and makes walking on sidewalk potentially dangerous, Councilwoman Deb Gross said Tuesday during a council committee meeting. Under a proposed change in the local zoning law

The massive Comprehensive Plan could have immediate effects and also lays out a vision for the city's future policies on land use, transportation, education and more.

The City of Charleston may be looking to get rid of minimum parking requirements for businesses on King Street. The proposal, brought on by a city councilman, hopes to bring the heart of the historic district back on its feet.

Los Angeles has the space to solve it's housing and transportation problems, it just needs right priorities. LA County has more than 110,000 acres of parking, enough to pave over Manhattan 7.5 times. Turning 10% of these parking spaces into homes could easily satisfy the current 550,000 home deficit for low-income renters. More than $1 Billion is spent every year just building new parking in Los Angeles.

The New Orleans City Council came a step closer Thursday to permanently changing parking rules in the university area Uptown, a move designed to limit the ability of developers to

For the UK planning system, car parking is like a drug it can’t give up, writes Jonny Anstead

The notoriously liberal enclave puts a parking lot on a pedestal while opposing a development residents say would harm their beloved co-op.

“If Long Beach was a business, it wouldn’t be in business.”

People are already expressing strong feelings about the possible reduction or removal of parking minimums.

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.