Articles from November, 2009.
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$3 Billion From the Feds, Tales from Vienna, Going ‘Green’
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By John Van Horn
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Parking is subsidized $3 billion by the Feds, according to DC...
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An Education in Parking
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By Melissa Bean Sterzick
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Just when I thought I had experienced most of what the world of parking has to offer, my daughter started kindergarten earlier this fall...
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Beirut isn’t Just Another Pretty Face ... Or Can Technology be ‘Pushed’ too Quickly?
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By Peter Guest
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I recently went to Beirut for the first time in seven years...
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Consultants – There to Take the Blame?
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Ahhh, consultants! The Boss says that this is the Parking Today Consultants issue and asked me to comment...
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Do You Really Need That Garage?
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By Matthew Inman
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Perhaps you’ve just been notified about a new downtown or campus development project that will eliminate a parking lot or increase parking demand...
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House of Cars – Exhibit Opens at National Building Museum
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Sponsored by the National Parking Association, a new exhibition at the National Building Museum, House of Cars: Innovation and the Parking Garage opened October 17...
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LA Parking Association Urged Aggressive Enforcement
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Re: Parking Today, September 2009 Issue “Point of View” and “Parking Operator Goes Down ...
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Public Rallies Against Pay Parking in Canadian Town
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By Pete Goldin
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"There is no such thing as free parking,” says Sandra Smith, Supervisor of Bylaw Services for the municipality of Whistler, Canada...
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The Consultant’s Role in Parking Privatization
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By David Taxman
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With the recent financial crisis, many cities and institutions (universities, airports, hospitals, etc...
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The Undead’s Guide to Parking Consulting
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By Matt Feagins
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We here at PT are speechless, but felt you deserved to judge this article for yourself...
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Traffic Congestion – Sydney’s Paradigm Paralysis
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By Cristina Lynn
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On returning from a recent overseas trip, I came across an article in the (Sydney) magazine titled “I have a dream,” which explored four experts’ points of view regarding the state of our city: where did we go wrong and where do we go from here?
This was quite timely as I was in the process of writing up notes and observations collected during a visit to Milan...
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We Have Your Back!
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By Greg Leean
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For some in this industry, the term “consultant” can have some negative connotations...
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