The high cost of free parking / by Donald C. Shoup.

By:

Shoup, Donald C

Contributor(s):

American Planning Association

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chicago : Planners Press, American Planning Association, c2011.Edition: UpdatedDescription: xlii, 765 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:

9781932364965
193236496X

Subject(s):

Automobile parking -- Economic aspects

DDC classification:

388.474 23

LOC classification:

HE336.P37 S56 2011

Online resources:

Contributor biographical information

Contents:

1.The twenty-first century parking problem -- 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 -- 11.Cruising -- 12.The right price for curb parking -- 13.Choosing to cruise -- 14.California cruising -- 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 -- 22.Changing the future.

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Library, SPAB G-1	Non Fiction	388.474 SHO-H (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Rec. by Paulose N. K.		010979

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 709-739) and index.

1.The twenty-first century parking problem --
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 --
11.Cruising --
12.The right price for curb parking --
13.Choosing to cruise --
14.California cruising --
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 --
22.Changing the future.

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