Showing posts with label Parking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parking. Show all posts
Sunday, August 6, 2017
Friday, July 21, 2017
The high cost of free parking
Nice video by Vox and the Mobility Lab team on how parking requirements shaped American cities. Via Jeff Wood
Saturday, October 4, 2014
São Paulo from above (and its parking reform)
If you're interested in parking policies and urban planning, check this post by Paul Barter on the parking reform that is going on in São Paulo.
Even if you're not interested in this topic, I'm sure you'll like this picture (which I saw in Paul's post).
Monday, August 25, 2014
Assorted links
- Krugman's recent piece on the role housing costs in interregional differences in economic and population growth
- São Paulo is eliminating parking minimums
- A comparison of programming languages in economics
- The 27th International Cartographic Conference will be held in Rio, 2015. The Call for Papers is open
- How liberal or conservative are America’s cities? (ht Pedro Souza)
- Hong Kong skyscrapers a radical new look
- Map of countries with a smaller population than Tokyo (via Guardian Cities)
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