Parking

It’s no secret that San Francisco is growing. The California city is projected to add some 190,000 jobs and 100,000 homes by 2040 – which means massive congestion.To...

This article originally appeared at BikeArlington and WalkArlington.Arlington County was recently named America’s most walkable suburb and, in general, 53 percent of adults would like to ride a...

Despite transit’s strong safety record, the cultural stereotypes portraying it as crime-ridden and lawless persist. Such stereotypes make transit expansions more challenging and scare away would-be riders. Racism...

This is part two of a three-part series on Mobility Lab’s new infographics and report, the 2015 Arlington Resident Travel Survey. Part 1, with all the major findings,...

Two years ago, Columbus’s biggest transportation claim to fame may have been that it was the largest U.S. city without rail transit.But since then, the Ohio capital has...

Changing travel behavior and lifestyles call for changes in transportation supply, and parking is no exception – or at least that’s what the 2018 Emerging Trends in Parking survey...

Colleges are known for being centers of progress and innovation. The same can be said of their approaches to reduce drive-alone commutes, increase transit ridership, and encourage walking...

Mobility Lab has now been writing about the little-known excellent idea of PARK(ing) Day for six years. And despite the stragglers who find it impossible to accept change,...

International PARK(ing) Day – when people turn on-street parking spots into mini parks, called parklets – has passed. We are sad.But instead of moping, we’re going to relive...

As you probably know by now, ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft don’t make the extensive travel data they collect public. Which makes it difficult for researchers and planners...