Reinventing Parking
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Reinventing Parking
The parking podcast for urban change-makers. Reinventing Parking is about parking policy but it's for anyone who wants a better city and better urban transport. Intro and outro music "Walking Barefoot on Grass" by Kai Engel via http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/
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Parking Mindsets via Four Questions
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This week, I ran a short training session about parking...
Parking Reformer Stories of Action and Impact
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This edition of Reinventing Parking was prompted by a r...
Minimums to maximums: lessons from the UK
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The United Kingdom has been both a bold parking reforme...
Austin did it. Your city can too!
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On November 2, 2023, the Austin City Council voted to e...
Six Surprising Parking Reform Ideas
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This month I want to share some parking reform ideas t...
Most buildings run their parking badly. Let's fix that
My guest this month is an active Parking Reform Network member with unique insights at the interface between the parking owned by buildings and the wo...
Parking reform around the world: a new report from ITDP
I spoke with Dana Yanocha about an encouraging, readable and helpful new report from ITDP that focuses on off-street parking reform.
"Breaking...
We Gamified Parking Reform
Several years ago, I gamified on-street parking management using a board game. It brings home to players the amazing power of parking fees in a surpri...
Is Parking Reform Anti Car?
People keep claiming that parking reform and the Parking Reform Network are "anti car".
So I thought I should make an episode to try to answer...
Powerful Parking Maps
This month's Reinventing Parking episode looks at parking lot maps.
Parking lot maps might seem an unlikely viral hit but Parking Reform Networ...
Parking reform and newly motorizing cities
Reinventing Parking this time is 25 minutes of edited highlights from my appearance on the OoruLabs Talking Heads podcast.
OoruLabs is an India...
Disability, Aging and Parking Reform: Win-Wins and Trade-offs
That was a central theme of a Parking Reform Network round table event on "Parking Reform, Aging and Disability" which took place a few months ago. Th...
Beijing's escape from parking disaster
Ten years ago Beijing's parking problems were among the most extreme I had ever seen.
How the situation improved is an encouraging story.
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Momentum on Parking Reform
This episode of Reinventing Parking is full of encouragement for parking reformers.
It's a lively chat with the Parking Reform Network's enthu...
Walkable Parking in City Cores
If you found this podcast, you are probably interested in parking reform.
But what do you know about the idea of "park-once-and-walk districts"...
Who's been parking in MY street? Insights into residential parking from Liz Taylor
I am a great fan of Dr Liz Taylor's research on parking so it was wonderful to interview her recently.
We had a long discussion but, for this ed...
Is Singapore parking weird like Singapore?
Singapore is quite a weird country. I know. I have lived here for more than 20 years now.
But is its parking weird too? And is Singapore a parki...
Oregon's Big Parking Reforms: the Inside Story
Oregon recently enacted the most aggressive statewide parking reforms in the United States.
The Parking Reform Network webinar about those refo...
It's about choice! Edmonton's Open Option parking reform
In mid-2020, Edmonton's city council amazed many of us in the parking reform scene by voting to comprehensively remove minimum parking requirements.
Delhi parking: a non-profit initiative
This month's Reinventing Parking features an encouraging case of a non-profit organization taking the initiative on parking policy in its home city of...
Let's end sidewalk parking!
Reinventing Parking this time tackles the issue of sidewalk parking (or pavement parking or footpath parking). It features me and several other people...
How to get parking reform done: the New Zealand story
Around 90 percent of New Zealand's people now live in areas where parking mandates have been abolished.
This bold step was part of national eff...
Paths to parking reform (YIMBYtown panel highlights)
This episode features edited highlights from an excellent panel discussion on parking reform that took place at the YIMBYtown 2022 conference in Portl...
Surprising Stockholm
Daniel Firth surprised me several times in the latest episode of Reinventing Parking as we discussed Stockholm and its parking policies.
I learn...
Are parking minimums an endangered species internationally?
More and more cities around the world have been abolishing their parking mandates. So should we describe parking minimums as "an endangered species" i...
Ending parking mandates isn't just for big, transit-rich cities! Ask Fayetteville
Fayetteville in Northwest Arkansas abolished all of its commercial parking minimums. Benefits quickly emerged but no drama or problems. Fayetteville's...
São Paulo has been a parking reform trailblazer
This edition of Reinventing Parking features a great four-way discussion with three Brazilians, Clarisse Linke, Hannah Machado and Fernando Franco, to...
How the Netherlands handles parking
The Netherlands is less known for parking than for fostering astonishing levels of bicycle use.
But Dutch car parking policies and practices rea...
Exciting news about Parking Reform Network and this podcast (and how YOU can help)
Reinventing Parking is now the official podcast of the Parking Reform Network!
Our first step is a joint fundraising effort and we could really...
How parking mandates got nixed with minimal fuss in an area in Sydney
Waverley council area in Australia has had zero parking minimums since 2018. I interviewed Sara Stace to find out more. Two keys to Waverley's success...
Hard Won Parking Reform Victory: Cash-Out in Washington DC
Reinventing Parking this time looks at a successful parking reform campaign in Washington DC.
The episode is a lightly edited recording...
Introducing the Parking Reform Atlas
Let me tell you about the new Parking Reform Atlas.
It is a project to make it easier for parking changemakers to find noteworthy parking polic...
Getting parking prices right in Californian cities, big and small
The latest episode of Reinventing Parking features more from Patrick Siegman.
This time we discussed on-street parking fee success stories in tw...
Parking revolution (a chat with Patrick Siegman)
Patrick Siegman is one of my inspirations as a parking policy changemaker and a skilled practitioner and consultant on parking (and much more). He als...
Parking reform and seeking justice
"Join the new Parking Reform Network!" was the key message Lindsay Bayley, Jane Wilberding and I had in mind when we planned our discussion for this e...
Parking in London’s streets: hard-nosed analysis from Centre for London
The Reinventing Parking podcast is back after a few months' break!
The focus this time is a new report from Centre for London, entitled "Reclai...
Learn from Japan!
The Japanese approach to parking, despite its uniqueness, has much to teach the rest of us.
I (Paul Barter) discussed Japanese parking with Rebe...
The Adaptive Parking approach to municipal parking policy
Adaptive Parking aims to be the answer to this question: How can my city defuse real parking problems without making car dependence worse, while foste...
How to not worry about abolishing parking minimums
This edition of Reinventing Parking offers answers to people's concerns that abolishing parking minimums will cause shortages of on-site parking and t...
Why parking minimums are a bad idea and what to do about it
This month's Reinventing Parking is on minimum parking requirements and draws on relevant highlights from many episodes since the podcast was launched...