3 ms·
That's arguably a false dilemma caused by our transportation infrastructure. In terms of waste - if we did the math, I'm pretty sure we would find curbside par
by abandonliberty 12y ago
That's arguably a false dilemma caused by our transportation infrastructure.
In terms of waste - if we did the math, I'm pretty sure we would find curbside parking a very poor use of real estate in high rent areas.
- moron4hire 12y agoI agree that curbside parking is stupid. But Philadelphians refuse to allow new parking garages to be built. Curbside parking is often the only parking that is available, and any attempts to make other parking become rallying cries in political campaigns thanks to NIMBYism.
- abandonliberty 12y agoI see your point. An example in my city is free or exceptionally cheap parking for neighborhood residents only - even though we all pay the same taxes. This is one situation where regulation and a 'loud minority' appears to be less equitable than a free market. On the bright side, I hear your weather is pretty good.