> Everytime I want to go somewhere the first thing I need to do is to plan how to park once I were there. It's awful. I’d say it’s a fair requirement: if you w

> Everytime I want to go somewhere the first thing I need to do is to plan how to park once I were there. It's awful. I’d say it’s a fair requirement: if you want to carry a big machine around, you are responsible for leaving it somewhere adequate. Enforced parking lot requirement is just obliging other people to reserve mostly unproductive land in their properties, and that has very negative effects, such as creating big distances between destinations and, as a consequence, making public transportation less efficient and walking more difficult. It usually (always?) makes cities worse.