Our third annual #BlackFridayParking event was a resounding success! You posted from dozens of states and shared hundreds of photos on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Read More"I'm out to save the world, one parking space at a time."
Read MoreChuck Marohn interviews Joe Minicozzi of Urban Three about how parking lots take away value and tax revenue from our cities.
Read MoreWe hope many of you are spurred to action during this week of #BlackFridayParking. One of the ways to get your voice heard is through your local paper. Here are some tips to help get started.
Read MoreWhat happens when you get rid of minimum parking requirements in a downtown district while also adding 4,500 people to the downtown?
Read MoreCharge the right price for parking at the curb, use that money to make ongoing improvements to the quality of life on that street and rid yourselves of off-street parking requirements.
Read MoreHere are some excerpts from municipal codes that demonstrate different ways to remove or decrease parking minimums. We hope these are helpful examples.
Read MoreJohn Anderson explains why parking minimums exist and what's wrong with them.
Read MoreThese maps illustrate the way parking lots deplete your town's tax base and alter your landscape to detrimental effect.
Read MoreDecatur, GA removes parking minimums for commercial buildings, and increases bike access in the process.
Read MoreChuck Marohn interviews Donald Shoup, Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. His book, The High Cost of Free Parking, and his extensive research into the effects of parking on cities have made him a prominent voice on these topics.
Read MoreIn our dense cities where land is valuable and housing is expensive, why is parking cheaper than rent?
Read MorePhoenixville, PA removes parking minimums in its downtown through a new comprehensive plan, facing a surprising lack of resistance from the community, and seeing fantastic results.
Read MoreSee which cities are getting rid of parking minimums, from Miami to Portland.
Read MoreThis week we take a close look at parking requirements and the impact it has on becoming a strong city, town or neighborhood. We invite everyone to join us for the third national #BlackFridayParking event.
Read MoreImagine living in a city where every restaurant is required by law to provide free chicken sandwiches. This would be absurd, right? Well, nearly every town in America does it. But they don’t require free sandwiches, they require something much more valuable: free parking.
Read MoreFayetteville, Arkansas recently lifted their minimum parking requirements which were, as in most cities, absurdly high.
Read MoreIt is interesting to look back and read what people thought a couple generations ago and how their thinking shapes our world today.
Read MoreHuge props to Mark Sowers who sent me his research and analysis of #blackfridayparking. He nailed it.
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