Reinventing Transport

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Parking: What's Wrong and How to Fix It

Parking is the focus of Episode 8 of Reinventing Transport.  Highlights include how most cities plan parking like they plan toilets, and why that is a bad idea. Also, why on-street parking is actually not a public good. I discuss Adaptive Parking, a set of ideas for getting urban success (and parking success) but avoiding the harmful effects of parking excess.  Learn more and read the full show notes here. Support Reinventing Transport on Patreon. Follow Paul Barter on Twitter.    

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  Save Manila's (mostly informal) public transport

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  Heavyweight champions for better buses

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  Upward and outward urban growth and why transport folks should care

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  Shaping public transport

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  Ending parking minimums - why, where, who, how

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  Jakarta's transport is daunting not hopeless

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  Simplify and Connect - a key to better bus networks

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  Electric two-wheelers: how big will they be?

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  End mass car ownership without draconian policies?

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  Auckland shows car-dependent cities how to change

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  The blog that's changing Auckland and what you can learn from it

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  Transport-based City Types and their Trajectories

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  Reducing transport emissions: lessons from a career

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  Slow is not a dirty word

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  Singapore Urban Transport: the Warts-and-All Story