Case Studies Cities
How Do Australian Cities Manage Parking?
Cristina Lynn
Management and technology tools adopted in Australia's main cities.
July 29th 2011 201 Downloads
Perth Metropolitan Region Parking Framework
George Brown
Examination of regional transportation planning in Western Australia and plans in Perth.
July 29th 2011 111 Downloads
From Demand to Development: Public-Private Parking Projects That Work
Mitch Karon
NBPAs excellent partnership arrangement, valuing good public policy over profit, creating a stable, livable, walkable city.
July 29th 2011 147 Downloads
Funding TDM Migration
Ralph Bond
Methods of funding demand management migration using parking taxes, tolls, road use charging and other levies to achieve changes.
July 29th 2011 377 Downloads
Making the Right Real Estate Decision; Thinking Beyond Parking
Tim Haahs
An examination of real estate and land use strategies involving parking facilities.
August 3rd 2009 445 Downloads
Small Steps Toward Sustainable Policies for Downtown Parking in Japan
Shoji Matsumoto
An Examination of Selected Parking and Transportation Issues in Japan
August 3rd 2009 774 Downloads
The Link Between Urban Parking, Land Use, Planning, Parking Tax and Public Transport
George Brown
Ten years' experience of an integrated approach to central city parking, access and mobility
August 3rd 2009 491 Downloads
From Modeling Parking Search to Establishing Urban Parking Policy
Itzhak Benenson, Karel Martens
A dynamic, agent based model of urban parking activities, displayed in a high resolution GIS database of street networks and parking facilities.
August 3rd 2009 606 Downloads
The Perception of the Urban Parking Problem
Giuliano Mingardo
A joint initiative of EUR and KpVV, including a survey and results
August 3rd 2009 223 Downloads
Examination of the use of Roadside Parking Lots in Urban Areas: Data Collection
S. Basbas Basbas, Assistant Professor, , A.U.Th Th.
M. Pitsiava – Latinopoulou Latinopoulou, Professor, , A.U.Th Th.
Th. Andrianos, Ph.D. Candidate, A.U.Th Th., .,
Scholar of the Onassis Foundation
Surveys concerning the use of parking lots in urban areas are an essential part of the parking policy studies and usually require a large amount of effort. Within the framework of this paper, an investigation concerning this kind of surveys is made and the emphasis is given to the on on-street parking. More especially the use of roadside parking lots in the central area of the city of Thessaloniki, Greece is examined and useful findings are obtained concerning the methodological approach to be followed in such studies.
