Parking Reform Can Seem Slow, but Technology Isn’t the Problem
For places like NYC, Donald Shoup advocates bolder parking reforms, and he welcomes innovations to make it easier.
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For places like NYC, Donald Shoup advocates bolder parking reforms, and he welcomes innovations to make it easier.
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After decades of persistence, parking reforms championed by Professor Donald Shoup are taking hold around the country.
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