> If they have no place to put them, they won't have them That's not how it works. Have you ever lived in an area developed without any parking planning? I hav

> If they have no place to put them, they won't have them That's not how it works. Have you ever lived in an area developed without any parking planning? I have, it's miserable. People will still have the cars because they are necessary for every aspect of life. Making parking difficult does not change that, so they'll still have the car, now it just becomes a neighborhood warzone on where to park and everyone suffers. The way you change this is not by removing parking, but by removing the need to have a car. Build excellent and affordable public transit first and then.. well there is no step two. Most people don't really like to drive and don't like car expenses, so if you build excellent public transit a lot of people will give up their cars and the parking problem disappears as a side-effect.