The Economics of How Cities Move
Tag: curb management
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Field Notes • April 2026 500% in 19 Months: The Robotaxi Adoption Curve Just Bent Upward The California data says San Francisco’s arc is a template for every city next in the rollout queue — and the next curve will be steeper. By Andrew Sachs, PTMP • Co-founder, Parkonomics • April 2026 Key Takeaways California…
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Municipal parking RFPs built on decade-old assumptions produce decade-old results. Frank Ching on why procurement must catch up with parking practice.
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Los Angeles is in the midst of the largest public works project in its history — and its flagship solution for LAX gridlock is destined to fail. The problem isn’t a lack of roads. It’s a lack of pricing. LAWA is giving away its most valuable asset — terminal curb space — for free, then…
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What if a brand-new, state-of-the-art building constructed today could be functionally obsolete in less than a decade? In the first of a four-part series published in Urban Land Magazine, the Parkonomics team presents a lifecycle-based framework for designing parking facilities that adapt to technological and operational change — from structural decisions and sightlines to the…
