Ending parking minimums - why, where, who, how

Reinventing Transport by Paul Barter

Jul 3, 201930:19Government & Organizations

Minimum parking requirements are under siege and that is a very good thing. This episode examines parking minimums and the pushes in many cities to abolish them. It does so with the help of excerpts from my other site an...

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