parking

The really funny part about this is just how high the demand is for on-street parking.

Even in areas of the city where buildings aren't required to have off-street parking spaces, developers still construct them.

But who will foot the bill for installing chargers at literally every single parking spot everywhere?

In the not very distant future cars will drive themselves to a charging center and parking needs will be greatly reduced.

They're now also starting to put these in commuter parking spots at edges of cities.

Car traffic is big, but the most discouraging factor for me is the parking fees.

Whereas when you take your bike, you can leave it just outside the place you're going to (bike parking spots are everywhere).

I wonder how they handle bicycle parking in Copenhagen, because that's a real problem in most Dutch cities.

The first time, I lucked out -- it happend while I was in my condo's parking lot.

Minuses: the parking sucks, the traffic sucks, the myriad one-way streets suck.

When I had a minor collision in a parking lot, we both found ourselves without insurance.

So parking garages for bikes should be far less expensive to build.

Here in San Francisco, "Proper" means "I'm from the suburbs and I'm gearing up to bitch about San Francisco's parking and one-way streets"

It was a flippant comment by non-plussed Joni Mitchell to frequent requests every concert she play "Big Yellow Taxi" (also known for it's chorus "Paved Paradise, Put a Parking Lot") over and over.