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“d.” Delivers Choices
Washington, D.C., is at the forefront of what is becoming a national–and international–trend of improving urban quality of life, reducing congestion, and minimizing air pollution by serving up a smorgasbord of parking and transportation options, experimenting with new parking technologies and services, and embracing market pricing for parking. For cities like D.C., parking is not part of the problem, it’s part of the solution.

Columns
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Chairman’s Update By Herb Anderson Between the Lines By John L. Fiegel Legal Matters By Michael Stevens On People and Parking By Charlie Munn, CAPP CPP , The CAB Report By Kathy Phillips, CPP TechTalk By Zack Harmeyer Marketing Minute By Jeff Pinyot GINP Corner By Robert Baer Safety Management for Parking Professionals By Kathy Phillips, CPP

By Charlie Munn

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You Can’t Predict but You Can Prepare

UCLA Transportation’s Emergency and Campus Evacuation Plan
How do you plan for a campus evacuation, a large influx of hospital patients or both when your mission is to “support the campus community by providing for safe and efficient access and mobility…?”

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By Renée A. Fortier

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Design-Build and Parking Garages: Delivering Success

In this economy, money is scarce and opportunities in historically strong market sectors are few and far between. However, resurgence in the educational and health care market sectors are in full swing, and a new trend is emerging in how these projects are being delivered to the client.

By Brian Lozano

Parking Garages Have Role in Campus “Greening”

As courses related to sustainability become more prevalent on their curricula, colleges and universities are increasingly raising sustainability standards for their own capital improvement programs. Making campus buildings more energy-efficient and eco-friendly not only demonstrates that “we practice what we preach” but can also produce healthier environments for learning and significant long-term operational savings.

By Ian A. Nestler, AIA, LEED AP

Transforming a Community—The Revitalization of Camden and the Impact of Parking

The City of Camden, New Jersey, has embarked on a major revitalization effort. Thanks to the collective commitment of government, redevelopment agencies, community organizations and corporations, and anchor health care institutions, the change in Camden is palpable and evident to residents, businesses and occasional visitors.

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Departments
Newstrack Tools of the Trade Calendar Business Tips and Tactics Our Latest Additions Member Pages

By Chris Gray, P .E.

 In the News  Member Services

Hospital Parking and Patient Flow: A Scientific Approach

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Parking Consultants Council Directory Parking Services Directory Advertisers’ Index

Imagine you are sitting in a meeting room with clinicians and doctors. Suddenly a scatter graph is presented on the screen and you are being told that parking is hurting patient flow throughout the hospital.

By Robert Baer and Andy Glock
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