Killing a Transit Project Isn’t Going to Fix Your City’s Parking Crunch

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By Ben FriedJul 2, 2015, 10:55 am108 pts
Broad Street in Richmond. Photo: Jeff Auth/Wikimedia Commons via GGW Yesterday we ran a post from Michael Andersen about how Newark fixed the glut of parked cars on Mount Prospect Avenue, the first street in New Jersey to get a protected bike lane: Instead of letting people park in the bikeway, the city…

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