Cruising-for-parking is a common phenomenon in many urban areas worldwide. Properly
understanding and mitigating cruising can reduce travel times, alleviate traffic congestion …

The effect of parking fees on parking demand has been investigated in many different
contexts, applying a wide variety of study designs. Research that brings together the …

Reservation-based parking systems have the merit of eliminating vehicle cruising for
parking. While many long-period (eg, daily) parking reservation services are already in use …

Managing morning commute traffic through parking provision management has been well
studied in the literature. One conventional assumption made in most previous studies is that …

The aim of this study is to assess and predict the effects of on-street parking cost elasticity on
the mode choice behaviour of motorists. The stated preference method was used for data …

Parking occupancy sensors are devices that assist search of vacant parking. The interplay
between two government policies, installation of sensors and pricing parking, is studied …

Balancing on-street parking supply with demand is a challenging issue faced by today's
metropolis. Parking guidance equips drivers with parking availability information so they can …

Commercial vehicles are crucial for the urban economy, but they generate negative impacts
as well. This leads to restrictions such as a reduction in the number of loading zones. The …

Parking in cities is becoming a scarce resource and, besides new regulation policies that
limit parking spots, cost and time, drivers can have difficulty finding a vacant space near their …

Curb space management and traffic flow are two essential elements of the transportation
system that interact with each other and affect the overall system performance. With the …