The High Cost of Free Parking¶
Shoup, D. C. (2011). The High Cost of Free Parking. Planners Press.
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- In the built environment, parking spaces, beds, plots, seats, and gates are engineered as grids of slots, and logistics works on the slot rather than whoever is in it.
This sourceTreats parking spaces as a supply of fixed, individually addressable slots planned and allocated to peak demand, with logistics operating on the slot independent of any current vehicle.
- In the built environment, parking spaces, beds, plots, seats, and gates are engineered as grids of slots, and logistics works on the slot rather than whoever is in it.
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