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Thursday, February 01, 2007

Parking and climate change


The Sydney Morning Herald says local governments are considering higher parking permit fees for less efficient cars. The motive, apparently, is climate change.

Action in this area is urgently required, but it's the responsibility of federal government.

An appropriate response from local government would be to dramatically raise parking permit fees for any residence that has more than one car. In that case, the specifically local impact of the behaviour — streets clogged with parked cars — is clear.



1 Comments:

Anonymous Michael said...

While analysing the CUB concept plan Frank just approved, I found some very weird estimates around parking and traffic generation. You all might know about it but just in case, here's a link to my story about it on Chris Harris' website.

http://www.chrisharris.org.au/?p=143

Regards, Michael Gormly

2:53 PM  

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