# 18 January 2012
I took a copy of Shoup’s The High Cost of Free Parking out from the New York Occupy Wall Street library a week before Bloomberg raided and destroyed the library, so it looks like I’ll have the time to really dig into it in 2012.
—A 2×2 Grid to Understanding Some of the Ideological Concerns of Privatization, Especially as it Pertains to Parking
Filed under [Parking] [Shoup] [Occupy] [Police] [Information]
# 1 September 2010
You use swimming pools and exercise rooms as examples of bundled services at hotels, but cities do not require hotels to provide swimming pools and exercise rooms.
—Shoup to O’Toole: The Market for Parking Is Anything But Free
Filed under [Oh snap] [Parking] [Subsidy] [Shoup] [O'Toole] [Cato] [Streetsblog]