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Well, it's a double edged sword. Because when everyone stops using parking spots, driving in the city would become better due to better parking options.
by partycoder 10y ago
Well, it's a double edged sword.
Because when everyone stops using parking spots, driving in the city would become better due to better parking options.
- jweir 10y agoNot necessarily. You can reclaim those parking spots and use them for outdoor seating, green belts, and bike lanes. NYC has done this in spots. The effect is wonderful for pedestrians.
- galdosdi 10y agoYou know, I've wondered about this with regard to self-driving cars. On the face of it, they could reduce the need for parking drastically. But on the other hand, if driving is so much cheaper in terms of time and aggravation, will it cause people to drive much, much more, making the traffic situation even worse than before? After all, people will be able to tolerate even worse traffic than they can now Eventually governments are going to have to confront the need for a lot more tolling.