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Benefits: Parking Management

28 unique benefits found.

Implementation of Demand-Based Pricing to Washington D.C. Street Parking Resulted in an Increase of 10 Percent and 12 Percent of Parking Usage and a Decrease in the Time To Find Parking by Seven Minutes.

Date Posted: 10/26/2023 | Source Date:

parkDC Penn Quarter/Chinatown Parking Pricing Pilot

01/01/2019

Evaluation of San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit’s Carpooling App Revealed that 88 Percent of Scoop Trips Either Reduced or Caused no Change in Vehicle Miles Traveled.

Date Posted: 09/29/2023 | Source Date:

Mobility on Demand (MOD) Sandbox Demonstration: Bay Area Rapid Transit Integrated Carpool to Transit Access Program Evaluation Report

02/01/2020

Simulation Study Assessing the Impacts of Automated Vehicles on Parking Demand in San Francisco’s City Center Saw a 72 Percent Reduction in CO2 Emissions Compared to a No-Automated Vehicles Scenario.

Date Posted: 08/28/2023 | Source Date:

The Impacts of Automated Vehicles on Center City Parking Demand

06/01/2020

Smart Parking Study in Uganda Estimated a 328 Percent Increase in Parking Revenue Starting the Third Year of Planned Deployment.

Date Posted: 08/22/2023 | Source Date:

Feasibility Study on Smart Parking in Kampala Capital City

01/07/2020

Simulation Study of Fully Automated Vehicles With Self-Parking Capabilities in Texas Estimates a Reduction in Conflict Points by 7 to 45 Percent with Penetration Rates of 25 and 75 Percent, Along With Increase in Parking Capacity.

Date Posted: 03/31/2023 | Source Date:

The Future of Parking: Safety Benefits and Challenges

03/31/2023

The Projected Short-run Effects of the Smart Columbus Demonstration Program Are Likely to Generate a Gross Metropolitan Product Growth of $147.86 Million and Add 4,220 Jobs in the Columbus Region.

Date Posted: 07/29/2022 | Source Date:

Final Report for the Smart Columbus Demonstration Program

06/16/2021

Pilot Study in Maryland Finds Automated Parking Technology Allowing Vehicles to Park as Close as 10 Centimeters to Adjacent Vehicles Can Lead to a Possible Parking Capacity Expansion of up to 20 Percent.

Date Posted: 03/29/2022 | Source Date:

Connected and Automated Parking Feasibility – A Pilot Study

11/01/2021

A Curb Management App in Washington, DC Improved Safety and Reduced Double Parking by 64 Percent.

Date Posted: 11/20/2020 | Source Date:

CurbFlow pilot reduced double parking in DC by 64%

11/14/2019

License plate recognition (LPR) technologies enable police to increase parking permit compliance monitoring using fewer patrols.

Date Posted: 07/23/2020 | Source Date:

Contemporary Approaches to Parking Pricing

05/02/2012

Double parking and illegal U-turns in Washington, DC decrease by 64 percent with curbside delivery reservation system.

Date Posted: 11/25/2019 | Source Date:

DDOT, curbFlow Research Project Finds High Demand for Pickup, Dropoff Zones