This weeks’ better uses for car parking include turning a former K-mart into 400+ homes; innovations in curbside secure bike parking; turning a car parking garage into a socially-distant farmer’s market, and so forth.

Editor’s notable link: saving car parking spots after a snowstorm. As neither a driver nor a person who lives in a snowy climate, I’d like to hear discussion on the pros and cons of this tradition. I’m hoping this is a safe topic, like asking about whether various foods are sandwiches.

Editor’s favorite news this week is: cleverly-designed study finds correlation between more car parking and excess car ownership. But there’s so much more.

The world of parking reform is vast. We’ve got over 30 links for you this week, covering everything from zoning reform to the bureaucratic gears a-churning.

A recent city council meeting in Hartford, CT concerning increasing the city’s car parking tax features an illuminating exchange between a city councilor and a car parking operator as well as top-notch testimony by Parking Reform Network advisor, Norman W. Garrick. Joe Cortright at City Observatory makes a strong case that Hartford residents are already