Most parking writing is either a press release or a lament. This is neither. It is the economics underneath the curb, the garage and the commute, delivered with enough wit that you might actually finish it, plus a guessing game that will humble you and a song that has nothing to do with any of it.
First issue: Tuesday, Nov 10
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What lands in your inbox
- Just ParkedEverything new on ParkonomicsEvery piece we published since the last issue, plus one from the vault that has aged suspiciously well.
- The Over/UnderOne number. One line.A real figure from the world of parking and mobility. Take the over or the under, then see how the whole list voted.
- Outside the LinesOne parking story from elsewhereThe news worth your attention, with our take. Taken seriously. Mostly.
- The MeterA game that makes the pointA 70-second version of the argument, playable, from our data instruments.
- The CodaFour minutes of nothing to do with parkingOne song, picked by a human. Every pick so far.
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