Parking

By Paul Kiefer Six months after the Seattle City Council voted to move the city’s parking enforcement officers from the…

Automatic parking assist can help relieve some of the stress and reduce some of the damage caused by parking. Learn how it works.

Parking meters are expected to be part of a solution to downtown Dover's parking problem. One business owner is hoping to stop that from happening

Once an overlooked part of the urban landscape, the curb is now considered hot real estate in many cities. The demands of delivery services, ridesharing and micromobility have cities re-examining how they manage their assets.

The pandemic has brought substantial changes in how we see transportation. Big changes may be a'coming.

The city of South Burlington no longer has minimum parking requirements. This means that businesses, homes and living accommodations will no longer have a required minimum or maximum number of parking spaces.

“Affordable Housing for Humans, Not Unaffordable Parking for Cars”  Mandates Add Up to $80,000 Per Parking Spot to Cost of Housing, Rent  “200 Square Mile …

Los Angeles City Councilwoman Nithya Raman voiced her support Tuesday for a state Assembly bill that would stop local governments from imposing or enforcing minimum parking requirements on developm…

Value capture policies make sense when land is upzoned, but for parking it's different. Tying value capture to parking reductions amounts to "double dipping," with a lose-lose-lose result: less housing, higher rents, and more parking.

Elected officials in Carmel are looking at paid parking in certain areas of the town. Again. And again they may be girding themselves for vocal opposition.

Seeking to add flexibility to the city's rigid and confusing parking policies, Palo Alto is preparing to adopt new rules that will give visitors flexibility and steer workers away from residential streets and toward public garages.

By providing free overnight parking, the mega-chain functions as a modern commons for nomads looking for community on the road.

ASU students and creative professionals collaborated on a "sensory experience" that opens on April 9.

Bend faces many difficulties, from increasing homelessness driven by unattainable housing prices, to climate change, which threatens the forests and wild lands that surround our town. The proposal to remove

Nancy Parker, who lives in the neighborhood adjacent to the Atlantic Park project, is concerned that construction workers and employees will overwhelm the residential streets. Construction of the first phase, which includes the entertainment venue, is scheduled to begin later this year.

TRAVERSE CITY — Four parking lots in Traverse City are the focus of two separate but related pushes for infill or redevelopment, but proposals for three of them will have

The cost of MU parking permits is set to increase starting in the fall over three years

Sox fans no longer would face the prospect of every game being book-ended by traffic jams on the Dan Ryan. They could linger in the neighborhood to shop, eat and play, just as Cub fans do in Wrigleyville.

Drivers and residents parking in most on-street parking spots Downtown are noticing a steep increase in parking rates at the digital meters.

As tourism numbers and frustrations with overcrowding continue to rise, the Maui County Council is considering measures that would reserve at least half of all public beach access parking for residents and tack on parking fees for visitors. “For too long, residents have been asked to sacrifice their quality of life for the promise of […]

The $3.6 billion spending plan for the city of Baltimore accounts for “historic lows” in revenue from parking, hotel taxes and the Baltimore Convention Center, sectors that have been decimated by the pandemic.

B.C. mall will turn ‘inside-out,’ with new development, says project’s architect

With the Bay Area’s housing shortage at crisis point for nearly a decade, developers...

By removing the shackles of mandated parking, cities and towns can lower business costs, reduce sprawl and make transit safer and more convenient for everyone. It’s time to stop prioritizing parking over people.

A new bill would ban cities from imposing parking requirements on new developments near train and bus stops.

Among the unintended consequences of minimum parking requirements are: more driving, more traffic, more delays for everyone including transit, longer distances between destinations, more fuel use a…

West Hartford is considering scrapping its decades-old ban on overnight parking on streets, a move that could have implications on housing policy and pedestrian safety as well as the convenience of some residents.

When it comes to Rollins, there is one aspect most on-campus students are worried about: parking. Mustering up a hundred dollars for a parking decal and searching for on-campus parking causes unnecessary, immense stress in my and others students’ lives, especially since owning a car is now one of the only ways to travel off campus.

Norfolk City Engineer Steve Rames laid out the city’s plans for the future of downtown parking and took questions and feedback on the subject.