Irrationality in Metered Parking Payment Compliance [Research Brief]

Li, Meng; McAndrews, Carolyn A.; Mahanthege, Shalini; Redmon, Mallory; Mountain-Plains Consortium

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Irrationality in Metered Parking Payment Compliance [Research Brief]

2022-09-01
By Li, Meng ; McAndrews, Carolyn A. ; Mahanthege, Shalini ; ...

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Li, Meng ; McAndrews, Carolyn A. ; Mahanthege, Shalini ; Redmon, Mallory

Li, Meng ; McAndrews, Carolyn A. ; Mahanthege, Shalini ; Redmon, Mallory Less -
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Mountain-Plains Consortium
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United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration

United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration Less -
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Behavior Compliance Decision Making Drivers Parking Parking Fees Parking Meters Payment Pay Parking
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MPC 22-481 (project 555)
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United States
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In this paper, we challenge the assumption that drivers can pay the right price for parking most of the time. We examine the frequency, magnitude, and intentionality of parking payment inaccuracies with a field study of parking behavior.
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