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MP Olly Glover says tackling pavement parking would encourage families to walk or cycle to school.

Europe is embracing the 'ecodistrict' as a new way to build thoughtful, car-free neighborhoods. Why can't the United States do the same?

He's not backing down on the mission to make America more green and equitable — but he isn't using those words. And therein lies a strategy.

Colorado's land use reforms could be a blueprint for climate and housing policy nationwide by legalizing infill housing, such as duplexes and fourplexes, and promoting transit-oriented development, which could drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions while helping to solve the state's growing housing crisis.

Senate Bill 5184, called the Parking Reform and Modernization Act, would restrict how much parking cities and counties are allowed to require for new development.

The city is working hard to make daylighting seem dangerous, a fierce critic and safety-minded Council member said.

With the aid of artificial intelligence, researchers examined the extent to which form-based coding is adopted incrementally, often without using the term. The widespread approval of these regulations is good news for proponents of walkable neighborhoods.

According to a new study, zoning reform near areas of Nashville in line for a public transit boost could help add thousands of new housing units.

Cars are deadly, inefficient, and climate-killing. Cars aren't inevitable, and they are standing in the way of a better, transit-friendly future for our country.

Parking policies are a key factor in reducing car usage and improving liveability in urban neighbourhoods, as they link transport and land use. Howeve…

The Finley Street Cottages project was conceived as a response to these local struggles.

City councillors split down the middle over efforts that could keep minimum parking rules in the suburbs but united behind a move that could further raise building heights, as Ottawa’s new zoning bylaw came up for debate Wednesday.

City Council may be inching towards eliminating parking minimums on developments

In Edmonton, a move toward more flexible buildings laid out around a single set of stairs

Suspects charged for drug and weapon offences as well as scheme in which drivers felt compelled to pay fees

The effort is part of a federally mandated review to help spur the development of residential units in Greater Sudbury

Finding parking in Denver is already a challenge, and now the city is considering a move that could make it even more competitive.

WA legislature passes nation-leading parking reform bill

The AA says ‘cash-guzzling’ councils are adding clean-air levies to parking tariffs and resident parking permits

Council Member Inna Vernikov pressures developer to build more parking than housing in Sheepshead Bay rezoning.

The proposed change facing the most backlash is a plan to end free Sunday street parking in some neighborhoods.

Most cities impose strict parking regulations, which hurt local businesses, stifle development, and drain city resources. Minnesota is considering a bill that would change that.

Neighborhood opposition has stalled plans to build homes on a Metro parking lot in Takoma, echoing problems in other communities where density is a concern.

Congressman Robert Garcia (D-Long Beach) on Monday reintroduced the People Over Parking Act, a federal bill aimed at easing the nation’s housing crisis by eliminating mandatory parking minimums in local zoning laws. Garcia unveiled the legislation during the first event of the Congressional Yes In

Campaign network calls on government to prioritise smaller cars and introduce higher charges for SUV owners

Council members on the Dallas Economic Development Committee are divided on the question of parking reform.

Life in Tokyo, whether business or pleasure, revolves around trains and rail stations. Experts say that's no accident.

Online product outlet Pro Tool Reviews published a report on April Fools' Day falsely claiming Home Depot will soon start charging parking fees.

In this week's issue of our environmental newsletter, we see what happens when cities drop rules about how many parking spaces developers need to build, see how the north and south poles are breaking records together, and learn why a Quebec town is taxing people who don't have a tree in their yard.