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Parking management in Canada.

Author:	Canada. Transport Canada.
Publisher:	[Ottawa, Ont.] : Transport Canada, 2008
Series:	Case studies in sustainable transportation, issue paper 63.
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : National government publication : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Often working together, governments and businesses across Canada are implementing parking management programs aimed at reducing the need for increased parking facilities and optimizing the use of existing ones. By taking an integrated approach to planning parking, institutions can reduce costs to consumers, decrease demands on developers, mitigate environmental impacts associated with automobile use, and in the end, create more livable communities The following issue paper summarizes the challenges and successes of parking management in Canada, looking at key examples from government and the private sector from across North America.  Read more...
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Subjects	Automobile parking -- Canada -- Planning -- Case studies. Parking facilities -- Canada -- Planning -- Case studies. Automobile parking -- Planning. View all subjects
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