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Are parking minimums an endangered species internationally?

More and more cities around the world have been abolishing their parking mandates. So should we describe parking minimums as "an endangered species" internationally? I tackled that question in the March edition of the Parking Today magazine. With Parking Today's permission, here is the article as a short "extra" Reinventing Parking podcast episode (between our regular monthly episodes). Read more details here.  Follow Paul Barter on Twitter. Reinventing Parking is now the official podcast of the Parking Reform Network! Why not join?

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  Minimums to maximums: lessons from the UK

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  Austin did it. Your city can too!

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  Six Surprising Parking Reform Ideas

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  Most buildings run their parking badly. Let's fix that

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  Parking reform around the world: a new report from ITDP

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  We Gamified Parking Reform

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  Is Parking Reform Anti Car?

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  Powerful Parking Maps

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  Parking reform and newly motorizing cities

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  Disability, Aging and Parking Reform: Win-Wins and Trade-offs

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  Beijing's escape from parking disaster

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  Momentum on Parking Reform

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  Walkable Parking in City Cores

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  Who's been parking in MY street? Insights into residential parking from Li…

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  Is Singapore parking weird like Singapore?

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  Oregon's Big Parking Reforms: the Inside Story