WPS Parking Puzzles
Parking Puzzle Introduction 2009
The City of Breda, The Netherlands, presents a local parking problem for solution by the symposium teams.
August 3rd 2009 138 Downloads
Parking Puzzle Solution 1 – 2009
Team suggested solution to Parking Puzzle presented by City of Breda.
August 3rd 2009 120 Downloads
Parking Puzzle Solution 3 – 2009
Team suggested solution to Parking Puzzle presented by City of Breda.
August 3rd 2009 105 Downloads
Parking Puzzle Solution 4 – 2009
Team suggested solution to Parking Puzzle presented by City of Breda.
August 3rd 2009 110 Downloads
Stuttgart Parking Puzzle Challenge
Manfred Wacker
The lack of parking facilities is an recent problem in StuttgartWest, an large residential area, which was build up more than 100 years ago-without taking car on today’s needs in parking. Nevertheless this is a favoured housing area with some specific advantages, mainly due to the short distance to the CBD of Stuttgart with its shopping and cultural offerings. The main problem of this area is the tremendous lack of parking facilities, especially for residents during the night time. The goal of the Parking Puzzle is to elaborate suggestions how the different needs (residents, shops, visitors, …) for appropriate parking facilities can be met.
August 1st 2005 150 Downloads
Stuttgart Parking Puzzle- Team 1
There are only two solutions:
Increase parking provision
Decrease demand
Our preference is to reduce demand because, in such neighbourhoods, residents living this close to the city centre have many transportation
August 1st 2005 114 Downloads
Stuttgart Parking Puzzle- Team 2
Doug Holmes
City purchase property and convert into parking garages (only in small amounts).
Introduce a residents paid permit system.
A zoning by law forcing a certain percentage of the residential units being prohibited to obtain a parking
Any new development is requiredprovide adequate parking on site...
August 1st 2005 123 Downloads
Stuttgart Parking Puzzle- Team 3
The problem is quite simple… an extreme
mismatch of supply and demand.
The solution is complicated: matching supply and
demand requires multiple tactics.
August 1st 2005 162 Downloads
Stuttgart Parking Puzzle- Team 4
Ernst Bos, Ian Betts, Jure Kostanjsek, Bram van Luipen, Christof Peter-Dosch, Geary Robinson
The concept presented here should be considered for the whole Stuttgart West area to be practical
for total success.
Conduct Supply/Demand Study and Survey of residents.
Conduct meetings of affected residents to review
proposed solutions.
Enforce all parking laws from 1700 to 0900
August 1st 2005 138 Downloads
Stuttgart Parking Puzzle- Team 5
Better management of existing parking supply
Restriction exclusively for residents at night (permits)
Restriction for commercial vehicles
Angle parking and one way street option
Free public transport passes for non car users
Make better use of the available space
Efficient parking enforcement
