Employers often provide employees with subsidized parking. Employers may provide free parking to employees in parking spaces they own or lease, or provide parking at rates below market value in the area. The parking subsidy is the difference between what employees pay for parking, if anything, and the market rate for parking as established by comparison with rates for long term parking in the vicinity of the employer.
The management of parking supply is one important strategy for discouraging solo driving and encouraging use of ridesharing, transit, cycling and walk...
This monograph, an updated version of an earlier work entitled "The Parking Problem--A Library Research" (1942) examines the issue of highway transpor...
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