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How Not to Be a Transit Supervillain

King County Metro has become a national hero of good transit. On Tuesday, it could take the next step: letting riders pay for parking if they want to.
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Great News: Portland’s Next Rail Line May Have Fewer Parking Garages

Equitable mobility requires good transit---not giving away free parking.
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Portland Might Spend Twice as Much on Free Parking Lots as Affordable Housing along Its Next Rail Line

Free park-and-rides shower hundreds of millions on a small minority of transit riders. But we keep building more and more.
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Portland Now Has the Smartest Parking Policies in the Northwest

Meter price adjustments, revenue reinvestment and smarter zoning all play an important part.
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Build Less, Share More: An Urban Mantra for Taming Parking

Seattle's new parking proposal illustrates how.
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Will Seattle Suppress a Key Parking Fix?

A case study in boring, no-name reports meaning a whole lot for a city’s smart growth plans.
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