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Parking Spot Availability = Driving More

Parking Spot Availability = Driving More

by FHBP on February 10, 2021 with No Comments

Does the design of your neighborhood or city change the way you interact with the world? Apparently so. And, the details are important–the more parking spots available, the more people drive.

Check out the Sightline Institute article.

Blog Posts Cars, Driving, Greenhouse Gases, Parking, Parking Lots, Planning
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