Field Notes
November 13, 2026
The Zoning Arrives Before the Train
California now lets mid-rise housing rise around stations that will not open for decades. Parking relief arrives with it. The years in between are a parking problem nobody has planned for.
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Deep Dive Reports
November 2, 2026
Designed to Park, or Designed to Impress?
Why parking expertise in management, operations, technology, and design must be at the table before the first blueprint.
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Deep Dive Reports · Congestion Pricing
March 24, 2026
New York Priced the Road. Now What Does Los Angeles Do?
A one-year audit of America's first congestion pricing program, and the uncomfortable questions it raises for every city still pretending the problem will solve itself.
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Deep Dive Reports · Airport Parking
March 8, 2026
Pricing the Curb: How LAX Can Get More From Its $30 Billion Investment
Los Angeles is in the midst of the largest public works project in its history, and LAX's new people mover and transit connections can deliver more if the terminal curb is priced rather than free. This is the economic case for managing curb space as the airport's most valuable asset, before the world's cameras arrive for the 2028 Olympics.
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