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Andrew Kiefaber

Demo scorecard for Portland - Five evaluation areas and how to improve them. Scores out of 100. Evaluation areas are: on-street parking prices, technology and management, curbspace allocation, equity and inclusion, and revenue allocation.
Feb 16 2021

How Do We Grade Parking?

1 Comment / Research / By Andrew Kiefaber

Part 2 in a 3-part series. Categories for scoring parking reform, demo parking reform scorecard, information-gathering details, and some thoughts on equity.

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Jan 25 2021

How Do We Grade Parking?

2 Comments / Research / By Andrew Kiefaber

Summary of a research project to develop a standardized model for comparing parking policies.

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