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PRN board member Mike Kwan reflects on his Parking Day, what he learned about his community and what is sacrificed for cars

Culdesac’s marketing department wrote in an email that their refusal to build parking helped shave possibly $60/month off rents

City Council is considering making the Covid-outdoor dining scene permanent in Philly. That’s great news for local businesses.

After a few years of radio silence, autonomous vehicles are in the news again. Here is a review of how we thought they might change the world.

Vancouver city councillors say they’re seeing unusually strong and negative public reaction to the proposal to require parking permits for residential parking on any street in the city

Tradable parking permit schemes can be an effective transportation demand management strategy for cities where cars are viewed as a status symbol and …

A map of the United States by census tract suggests that–except in a few remote and nearly roadless parts of Alaska–few households are carfree: In fact, a closer look reveals a differen…

From 5mph streets to 15-minute neighbourhoods, how are different cities giving cars the boot?

The pandemic forced cities to rewrite the rules of the road and engage residents in the process.

A new report looks at how violations like blocking traffic, loading zones or pedestrian ramps can put a dent in drivers' wallets.

Vancouver city council failed to pass a new Climate Emergency Parking Program designed to raise revenue to fight climate change, with 6 votes against the plan and 5 in support of it.

The Chicago Department of Transportation's new plan for bike lanes doesn't go far enough. Here are some other ideas for building bike-friendly infrastructure.

A surge in electric-powered mobility devices during the pandemic is likely to become a lasting feature, transforming the New York City streetscape.

Parklets that became commonplace during the pandemic could become permanent fixtures on revitalized Main Streets across the state.

Mayor Kim Janey today announced that the Boston Transportation Department, in partnership with the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) and the Environment Department, has launched guidelines for new developments over 50,000 square feet, which will facilitate a more efficient and transparent development review process. As part of the new guidelines, developers of large projects must complete a

The debate onrenegotiating andredistributing publicspace represents, duringthis dramatic pandemic,a great resource.We discussed this withKristian Koreman,Fabrizio Prati, Gideon Boieand Ma Yansong.

The new guidelines also specify that zero parking will be allowed for new developments throughout the city, in conjunction with required “transportation demand management” plans to prov…

The free ride for car, truck and delivery drivers in Portland isn’t over, but the end has never been easier to see. At City Council Wednesday, Mayor Ted Wheeler and Read More »

Rush hours are fading, use of commuter transit is sinking and even freeways are evolving.

'It's entirely unsustainable,' Supervisor Matt Haney said.

The survey gauged close to 2,500 northeastern Illinois residents’ attitudes toward key quality of life factors, such as transportation, open space, and housing, and what they considered successes a…

The pandemic undermined the economic model that supports the urban centers of most U.S. cities. POLITICO brought together mayors and city leaders from around the country to figure out what’s next, and how to get there.

Richmond’s City Council is working on an amendment to its zoning code that would eliminate parking requirements.

The reverberations of the Oregon Governor Kate Brown’s executive order on climate change, issued back in March 2020, continue to be felt. For just over one year now, staff at Read More »

A developer of a long-considered redevelopment site at 70th Street and France Avenue is requesting a zoning ordinance amendment, which if granted, would allow the developer to install a parking

If America wants to go all-in on electric, we'll have to figure something out for drivers who park on the street.

Oslo City Council has proposed a massive shakeup to parking in the capital whereby it could potentially start charging motorists fees for leaving their cars on private land.

With the pandemic opening up streets, Donald Shoup and his followers say it’s time to stop subsidizing drivers at the expense of everyone else.

The rezoning would change the rules for building in a historic neighborhood experiencing a boom as demand for housing swells in the city.