Hidden parking rules hurt our cities. Will Chilton and Paul Mackie of Mobility Lab explain.
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The High Cost of Free Parking
Wednesday, August 23rd, 2017The Mobility Lab: A New Era of Transportation Options
Thursday, May 5th, 2016
The idea of transportation demand management, or TDM, unites our research and coverage at Mobility Lab. As new transportation modes emerge in cities, helping people navigate their options has become a key part of using the overall system.
View this complete post...Filling up Seats in Cars: The Future of Driving
Tuesday, April 5th, 2016
Everyday we ignore a surplus of transportation capacity: the empty seats in the vast majority of cars on the road. But as driving attitudes, data, and technology change, it’s becoming easier for people to share rides — taking cars off the road and easing congestion.
View this complete post...Washington, DC: Do You Still Need to Own a Car?
Thursday, February 11th, 2016
Planner and biking advocate Veronica Davis discusses her decision to give up her personal car, and the future of urban transportation options.
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Tuesday, December 31st, 2013
Next City is a non-profit organization and online media publication dedicated to connecting cities and informing the people who work to improve them. In response to the Ram “Farmer” commercial which premiered during the NFL Super Bowl XLVII
View this complete post...Washington, DC: Don’t Miss Transportation Camp 2014
Friday, December 13th, 2013
A preview of one of the most exciting transportation technology events of the year, happening the weekend before the big annual Transportation Research Board conference in January.
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