In this thesis the author, Mr. Charles S. LeCraw, has dealt with some of the economic aspects pertinent to off-street parking facilities in the interior of urban business blocks. In light of the present extreme shortage of off street parking facilities this study is felt especially timely. It may suggest practical approaches to the improvement of parking conditions in those cities where land development. lends itself to utilization of interior-block areas for private vehicle storage
This report is based upon site visits and written communication with transportation officials in more than 100 cities throughout the country. Traditio...
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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