Vehicles in search of on-street parking create an environmental and economic impact: they
increase network traffic flow and congestion, heighten pollutant emissions levels, create …

Vehicles searching for parking create an environmental and economic impact. Despite
negative externalities for individual drivers and society as a whole, there is a dearth of …

The search for available parking is one of the most challenging consequences of global
urbanization and growth in motorization. This paper presents an overall framework for …

This study provides empirical evidence and analyses of cruising time for parking in a dense
urban area. A survey was conducted across three distinct geographical areas in the central …

The ongoing debate about the merits and drawbacks of on-street parking offers few
definitive answers because comprehensive research in this area has been lacking. The goal …

Purpose To overview the gamut of issues that on-street parking impacts in mixed-use
centers including: parking demand, land use, vehicle speed, road safety, the pedestrian …

This paper analyzes drivers' search behavior for parking in a stylized setting where an
attraction (destination) is located on a long one-way street and on-street parking spaces are …

Parking is a critical component of transportation policy and management, especially for large
central cities. Policies and management practices affecting parking in turn affect land use, air …

When on-street parking is scarce, the cost of parking includes the extra time and fuel spent
searching for a parking space (or cruising). Cruising also unnecessarily contributes to local …

During recent years there has been a growing appreciation of the importance of parking
issues in the overall context of urban transport problems (McShane and Meyer, 1982; Polak …