Parking and the City

Donald Shoup brilliantly overcame the challenge of writing about parking without being boring in his iconoclastic 800-page book The High Cost of Free Parking. Easy to read and often entertaining, the book showed that city parking policies subsidize cars, encourage sprawl, degrade urban design, prohi...

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Other Authors: Shoup, Donald C. (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 2018
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Table of Contents:
  • Truth in transportation planning / Donald Shoup
  • People, parking, and cities / Michael Manville and Donald Shoup
  • The high cost of parking requirements / Donald Shoup
  • The unequal burden of parking requirements / Donald Shoup
  • Parking mismanagement: an Rx for congestion / Rachel Weinberger
  • The United States of parking / Seth Goodman
  • The fiscal and travel consequences of parking requirements / Chris McCahill, Norman Garrick, and Carol Atkinson-Palombo
  • The environmental impacts of parking lots / Emma Kirkpatrick, Amélie Davis, and Brian Pijanowski
  • Parking and affordable housing in San Francisco / Wenyu Jia and Martin Wachs
  • The unintended consequences of New York City's parking requirements / Simon McDonnell and Josiah Madar
  • The high cost of bundled parking / C.J. Gabbe and Gregory Pierce
  • Parking policy in Asian cities / Paul Barter
  • Parking infrastructure and the environment / Mikhail Chester, Arpad Horvath, and Samer Madanat
  • The parking glut in Los Angeles / Andrew Fraser, Mikhail Chester, and Juan Matute
  • Less off-street parking, more Mexico City / Rodrigo Garcia Resendiz and Andres Sañudo Gavaldon
  • From parking minimums to parking maximums in London / Zhan Guo
  • Putting a cap on parking requirements / Donald Shoup
  • Parking requirements and housing development / Michael Manville
  • Parking reforms made easy / Richard Willson
  • Parking management for smart growth / Richard Willson
  • On-street parking management vs. off-street parking requirements / Donald Shoup
  • Abolishing parking requirements: a guide for practitioners / Patrick Siegman
  • Buffalo abandons parking requirements / Daniel Hess
  • Solar parking requirements / Donald Shoup
  • Cruising for parking / Donald Shoup
  • Free parking or free markets / Donald Shoup
  • Informal parking on sidewalks / Donald Shoup
  • Progressive parking prices / Michael Klein
  • Progressive parking fines / Donald Shoup
  • Disabled parking abuse / Michael Manville and Jonathan Williams
  • Ending the abuse of disabled parking placards / Donald Shoup
  • Ending disabled placard abuse at parking meters: the two-tier solution / Donald Shoup and Fernando Torres-Gil
  • Parking charity / Donald Shoup
  • Popular parking meters / Donald Shoup
  • Parking limits: lessons from parking demand management in Berkeley / Elizabeth Deakin
  • SFpark / Jay Primus
  • SFpark: pricing parking by demand / Gregory Pierce and Donald Shoup
  • Did SFpark work? / Michael Manville and Daniel Chatman
  • Cruising for parking: lessons from SFpark / Adam Millard-Ball, Rachel Weinberger, and Robert Hampshire
  • Optimizing the use of public garages: pricing parking by demand / Gregory Pierce, Hank Willson, and Donald Shoup
  • LA express park / Peer Ghent
  • The politics and economics of parking on campus / Donald Shoup
  • Cashing out employer-paid parking / Donald Shoup
  • Parking matters in old Pasadena / Douglas Kolozsvari and Donald Shoup
  • Revitalizing a downtown with smart parking policies / Dan Zack
  • Paid parking and free Wi-Fi in Ventura / Thomas Mericle
  • A parking benefit district grows in Houston / Maria Irshad
  • The benefits of parking benefit districts in Austin / Leah Bojo
  • Parking benefit districts in Mexico City / Rodrigo Garcia Resendiz and Andres Sañudo Gavaldon
  • Parking benefit districts in Beijing / Donald Shoup, Quan Yuan, and Xin Jiang
  • Parking benefit districts in residential neighborhoods / Donald Shoup.