Parking regulations are a central part of American zoning. There is mounting evidence about
the negative effects of parking requirements on the environment and housing affordability …

In the pursuit of sustainability, the concept of 'car-reduced neighborhoods' promises to
decrease car ownership and increase car-independent mobility. However, mobility is not …

Credibly identifying how the built environment shapes behaviour is empirically challenging,
because people select residential locations based on differing constraints and preferences …

Cities have a large supply of garages that could be converted into affordable housing in
single-family neighborhoods, but minimum parking requirements prevent converting most of …

Building more like San Francisco (CA), and less like Jacksonville (FL), will give us better
transportation outcomes. This proposition is intuitive—people in San Francisco do, after all …

In planning new apartment developments, off-street car parking provision is frequently
raised as a key concern. However, there is little understanding of the adequacy of off-street …

We investigate the relationship between bundled residential parking and travel behavior,
with a particular focus on use of public transportation, and controlling for vehicle ownership …

There is a major housing affordability crisis in many American metropolitan areas,
particularly for renters. Minimum parking requirements in municipal zoning codes drive up …

Car ownership is a major driver of household travel behavior, and has implications on
transport demand, energy consumption, emission levels and land use. However, how …

There is strong evidence that land use regulations constrain housing production. We know
less about how real estate developers respond to specific zoning provisions. I compare the …