Is Council’s Love of Parking Finally Over?

As Philly 3.0’s engagement director notes, new members could bring even more sense to the ongoing debate over zoning code parking minimums

By Jon Geeting

Less Parking, Please

Even Philly’s parking magnates think parking lots no longer make sense. Now, Philly 3.0’s engagement director notes, it’s time for city policy to follow suit

By Jon Geeting

The Unfair Parking Burden

Parking spots raise rents in apartment buildings—but often go unused. So why, Philly 3.0’s engagement director wonders, are some Councilmembers trying to mandate more of them?

By Jon Geeting

The Cost of Parking

In the wake of a new report that found 640,000 more spots than residents, Philly 3.0’s engagement director calls for real changes to how we manage parking in Philly

By Jon Geeting
Guest Commentary

Ditch the car

Want to encourage Philadelphians to get rid of their car? Pay them

By Ryan lohbauer

Scofflaws vs. School Kids

A Parking Authority audit showed that unpaid tickets hurt the schools. Why does City Council want to make that worse?

By Jon Geeting

Citizen Mystery Shopper (Part 12)

On polling irregularities and Eagles parking mishaps

Residents to Kenney

Clean our streets

A recent resident survey found that Philadelphians care about clean streets more than easy parking

By Jon Geeting
Reality Check

The Real Parking Wars

WURD’s afternoon host on how the PPA punishes Philly’s poor

By Charles D. Ellison

Median Matters

What we’re talking about when we talk about South Philly parking wars

By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy