Spaced Out: Perspectives on parking policy
John Bates, D Leibling
Abstract
John Bates, D Leibling
Abstract
This document focuses on parking in the United Kingdom. Parking supply, parking charges, how local authorities deal with parking, and effects on car ownership are explored. Data includes: residential parking by type versus destination parking; parking demand; and revenue expenditure versus parking income. The results of a 2009 survey by the Department for Transport on public attitudes is also included.
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This document focuses on parking in the United Kingdom. Parking supply, parking charges, how local authorities deal with parking, and effects on car ownership are explored. Data includes: residential parking by type versus destination parking; parking demand; and revenue expenditure versus parking income. The results of a 2009 survey by the Department for Transport on public attitudes is also included.
Key concepts: Revenue, Business, Transport engineering, Public transport, Parking guidance and information, Car parking, Finance, Engineering