Parking Rock Star, Donald Shoup Blasts L.A.’s Parking Policies
Gary Rides Bikes explains how "Cash Out Parking" works. It’s no secret that Livable Streets advocates are big fans of the theories of Donald Shoup. The Shoupista that introduc…
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Evaluating cash out
Parking Cash Out (pdf)
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Congress Okays Cash Out (pdf)
The Scourge of Free Parking
Even if Southern California spends billions of dollars to build a larger rail system, a big problem will remain: Few commuters will ride the train if their employers continue to offer them free parking.
Parking Cash Out - Executive Summary (pdf)
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Opinion: Here's an easy way to fight L.A.'s traffic and boost transit ridership — reward commuters who don't drive
Employer-paid parking is an invitation to drive to work alone.
Quantity versus Quality in Off-Street Parking Requirements (pdf)
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Problems with parking requirements in zoning ordinances
Free Parking or Free Markets (pdf)
Instead of free parking
On-Street Parking Management v. Off-Street Parking Requirements (pdf)
Cutting the cost of parking requirements
Chapter 17 - Putting a Cap on Parking Requirements (pdf)
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Chapter 4 - The Unequal Burden of Parking Requirements (pdf)
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Bloomberg - Parking Reform Will Save the City
The Pseudoscience of Parking Requirements (pdf)
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Chapter 3 - The High Cost of Parking Requirements (pdf)
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Chapter 50 - Parking Benefit Districts in Beijing (pdf)
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Chapter 51 - Residential Parking Benefit Districts (pdf)
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Informal parking
Access web almanac - parking benefit districts
Parking Benefit Districts in China
Charging For Parking To Finance Public Services (pdf)
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Chapter 27 - Informal Parking: Turning Problems into Solutions (pdf)
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Informal parking on sidewalks
Chapter 16 - Turning Small Change into Big Changes (pdf)
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Turning Small Change Into Big Changes (pdf)
Opinion | A Fix for New York’s Parking Problems (Published 2018)
The city could make billions for local communities with flexible, market-driven permits.
Optimizing use parking garages