Parking, People, and Cities

By M. Manville, D. Shoup. 2005

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Behaviour, Preferences and Cities: Urban Theory and Urban Resurgence (2006, background): “Information spills from one industry to another, creating agglomerations in new branches of the economy; the talent and knowledge from Hollywood, for example, have flowed out and helped to sustain LA’s fashion, design and advertising industries (Molotch, 1996).”
A Survey of Smart Parking Solutions (2017, background): “[1] surveyed the percentage of total parking areas in the central business district of different”
The environmental and economic costs of sprawling parking lots in the United States (2010, unknown): “money and land to park our cars (Manville and Shoup, 2005) at the expense of the environment, and the expansion of public transportation.”