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Why parking is so hard and how we can make it better - Vox
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It’s fueling the affordable housing crisis, worsening flooding, and driving us nuts.
Policy / Transportation The hidden force that shapes everything around us: Parking It’s fueling the affordable housing crisis, worsening flooding, and driving us nuts. by Marin Cogan May 9, 2023, 11:30 AM UTC There are at least four parking spaces for every car in the United States, meaning that the parking stock is never more than 25 percent full at any given time. | Andrii Chagovets/iStock/Getty Images Marin Cogan was a senior correspondent at Vox. She wrote features on a wide range of subjects, including traffic safety, gun violence, and the legal system. Prior to Vox, she worked as a write
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