Parking

Once a concrete parking facility in the middle of the city's downtown, Wolfson Parking Garage has been transformed into a relaxing green space.

The new St. Lawrence Market North Building opened to much fanfare this spring after nearly a decade of construction, but one component of the $128 mi…

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Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon join me to discuss their new book and why a future with fewer cars is a happier one.

Chicago housing, zoning reform, ADU expansion, affordable housing, urban policy, co-living, development regulations, housing shortage

A new digital payment infrastructure for curb management is helping the city better meet residents’ needs.

Despite what many municipal planners — and drivers — believe, the United States is not suffering from a parking shortage. In fact, the country is awash in parking. This paradox highlights a central truth in today's urban mobility landscape: The problem isn't the amount of parking; it's our inability to find and manage it efficiently. In many cases, the solution lies not in building more spaces, but in implementing parking guidance technology that connects drivers with the spaces that already exist.

By Shirin Qiam, Lewis J. Lehe. This paper measures surface parking in 15 U.S. cities using satellite imagery and deep learning, providing statistics, maps, and analysis that reveal variation and distinct spatial patterns across urban areas.

Strategic growth policies can reduce emissions from transportation and buildings while saving residents money and protecting open lands.

In retrospect, giving an investment bank complete control over a city's parking meters for 75 years might not be a great idea.

Electric vehicle charging at the curb presents unique challenges to meet equity, accessibility, and eligibility for federal programs.

For years, the Town of Midland has been grappling with finding the right way to optimize revenue from parking downtown, but the latest pay and display system, implemented last year, has caused more headaches than profit, according to stakeholders.

Parking reform is gaining momentum across the U.S. Here are a few recent victories.

Executive Education Academy Charter School came up with unique solution to make room for new facility.

Now that the city has abolished parking minimums for small restaurants, how quickly will our dining scene benefit?

Another public hearing is also scheduled on the bill during the Thursday, October 16th Land Use & Transportation Committee meeting at 10 a.m

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City officials are in the process of gathering community feedback and public input on the changes.

Feminist urban critic Lo Sontag speaks with Helen Bonnyman of Future of Land and Housing about creative tools to make housing affordable.

Proposed zoning reforms would put Motor City on fast track

What do stairs have to do with California’s housing crisis? More than you might think, says this Culver City councilmember.

Buffalo is working with Umojo to modernise real-time kerb management, enhance public safety, improve parking, and strengthen emergency services coordination

How car bloat plays a role in streets feeling full

Residents, councillors raise parking concerns about proposed five-storey condo in Simcoe

Cambridge resident Vince Cipriani highlights parking challenges in the River Mill Community due to provincial housing goals, poor planning, and insufficient parking regulation enforcement.

After a TikTok video of a woman charging to “car sit” gained attention, New Yorkers were reminded that the price of street parking is rarely paid at a meter.

The parking garage is the next step of the medical system’s 10-year expansion plan in the Medical District.

Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez is facing a felony battery charge for what authorities say was a fight over parking. Marion County prosecutor Ryan Mears announced the upgraded charge Monday, saying it carries a potential sentence of one to six years in prison. The incident happened early Saturday in Indianapolis. A police affidavit alleges the 38-year-old Sanchez, smelling of alcohol, confronted a 69-year-old truck driver. The driver pulled a knife to defend himself. The former New York Jet was pepper-sprayed and stabbed multiple times. He remains hospitalized in stable condition. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing, and additional charges are possible.