Off-street parking requirements are devastating American cities. So says the author in this no-holds-barred treatise on the way parking should be.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Donald C. Shoup, a fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners, is professor of urban planning at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction: The twenty-first century parking problem Part 1 Planning for free parking 2 Unnatural selection 3 The pseudoscience of planning for parking 4 An analogy: ancient astronomy 5 A great planning disaster 6 The cost of required parking spaces 7 Putting the cost of free parking in perspective 8 An allegory: minimum telephone requirements 9 Public parking in lieu of private parking 10 Reduce demand rather than increase supply Part 2 Cruising for curb parking 11 Cruising 12 The right price for curb parking 13 Choosing to cruise 14 California cruising Part 3 Cashing in on curb parking 15 Buying time at the curb 16 Turning small change into big changes 17 Taxing foreigners living abroad 18 Let prices do the planning 19 The ideal source of local public revenue 20 Unbundled parking 21 Time for a paradigm shift Part 4 Conclusion 22 Changing the future
1 Introduction: The twenty-first century parking problem Part 1 Planning for free parking 2 Unnatural selection 3 The pseudoscience of planning for parking 4 An analogy: ancient astronomy 5 A great planning disaster 6 The cost of required parking spaces 7 Putting the cost of free parking in perspective 8 An allegory: minimum telephone requirements 9 Public parking in lieu of private parking 10 Reduce demand rather than increase supply Part 2 Cruising for curb parking 11 Cruising 12 The right price for curb parking 13 Choosing to cruise 14 California cruising Part 3 Cashing in on curb parking 15 Buying time at the curb 16 Turning small change into big changes 17 Taxing foreigners living abroad 18 Let prices do the planning 19 The ideal source of local public revenue 20 Unbundled parking 21 Time for a paradigm shift Part 4 Conclusion 22 Changing the future
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