Tony collects the piles of news articles, and I’m bringing you this blurb at the top. My highlight of this week’s parking reform news: THE TIARA. What is the tiara and why do I love it so much? Can you find the article that mentions the tiara? My runner-up: could Boston transit go fare-free?
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As we conclude our first year as an organization, we would like to reflect on recent accomplishments made in the area of parking reform throughout the U.S. and across the globe. Below is the Parking Reform Network’s summary of the best parking reform policies …
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Categories of news links this week include parking reform news posts, minimum parking requirements, city news, odds & ends, and a map of any of the above that were mappable
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My interest in parking reform started when a particular study caught my attention: five transit-oriented developments across the US were using less than half of the parking spaces they created to meet parking regulations. Instead of building much-needed housing, office buildings or retail on heavily-trafficked and super-valuable real estate, much of the space sat empty.
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Part 2 in a 3-part series. Categories for scoring parking reform, demo parking reform scorecard, information-gathering details, and some thoughts on equity.
How Do We Grade Parking? Read More »
