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There are always some cars being driven at any given time, so you could technically get away with even fewer spaces than cars. But the fewer spaces you have the
by c22 3y ago
There are always some cars being driven at any given time, so you could technically get away with even fewer spaces than cars. But the fewer spaces you have the less likely the available ones are near your destination.
- kube-system 3y agoYou really can't average a wide area though, parking is a highly localized and cyclical problem set. During the night, most people will be at home, and during the day, most people will be at work. Your city will increase in population during the day as commuters from the suburbs commute to work. Events will happen in your city which will cause huge outliers in the demand for spaces.
- reaperman 3y agoAlso, townhome rows typically have little to no street parking available because the driveways are so dense. This makes it impossible for friends to come over and park anywhere.
- marcosdumay 3y agoThat's one thing that self-driving cars would help. And the more often the car is running, the fewer parking spots you need, so shared cars help here too. But neither would beat a well organized hierarchical and capillary mas-transit.