San Francisco Eliminates Parking Minimums
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San Francisco is the latest city to eliminate minimum parking requirements — a win for pedestrians and affordable housing advocates.
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about parking
Parking Madness: San Diego vs. Nashville
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Which should advance to round two: San Diego's arena crater or Nashville's stadium crater?
Guest Editorial: Eisenhower’s Parking Policies No Longer Work for San Francisco
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The last time San Francisco looked comprehensively at how we plan for parking, Eisenhower was president, gas was 25 cents a gallon, and we hadn’t even started building BART. It was an era when cities came to be dominated by drive-ins and drive-thrus, when streetcar lines were were being torn up, and new freeways were […]
Parking Madness: Send Us Pics of Parking Lots Where Your City Should Be
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Does your city have what it takes to compete in Streetsblog’s fourth annual Parking Madness tournament? Who will join Tulsa, Rochester, and Camden, NJ, as winners of the coveted “Golden Crater”? We’re looking for 16 parking scars blighting American downtowns. One will advance through our bracket to achieve lasting infamy — and hopefully some hometown coverage that […]
Joe’s Parking and Vision Zero Comics
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It’s a bit of shameless self-promotion, but I wanted to share of pair of comics pages that I drew. These comment on issues that many Streetsblog L.A. readers care about: parking and Vision Zero. I think that parking, of all the issues that dramatically affect cities, is highly misunderstood, and I wanted to see if […]