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The Shoup Doctrine

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What happens when cities eliminate parking requirements? When curbside parking is priced at market rates? When parking revenue stays in the neighborhood instead of disappearing into general funds? These questions form the core of Donald Shoup's revolutionary approach to urban parking policy, explored in depth through Daniel Baldwin Hess's new book "The Shoup Doctrine."
Bringing together 37 contributors across 33 chapters, this festschrift celebrates the man who transformed parking from a mundane topic into one of urban planning's most dynamic areas of reform. As Hess explains, Shoup's background as an economist led him to view every parking instance as an economic transaction with hidden costs that profoundly shape our cities.

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Chapters

1. The Shoup Doctrine (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to Booked on Planning (00:00:12)

3. The Shoup Doctrine Book Overview (00:01:14)

4. Creating a Festschrift for Donald Shoup (00:02:22)

5. Shoup's Impact on Academia and Practice (00:05:19)

6. Robin Hood Parking Explained (00:09:58)

7. Making Boring Topics Engaging (00:13:21)

8. Parking Education Gap in Planning Programs (00:15:34)

9. Parking Minimums vs. Maximums Debate (00:17:23)

10. Buffalo's Parking Reform Success Story (00:20:30)

11. Shoup's Legacy and Future of Parking Reform (00:24:27)

12. Beyond Parking: Shoup's Other Ideas (00:27:42)

13. Book Recommendations and Closing (00:32:23)

91 episodes

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What happens when cities eliminate parking requirements? When curbside parking is priced at market rates? When parking revenue stays in the neighborhood instead of disappearing into general funds? These questions form the core of Donald Shoup's revolutionary approach to urban parking policy, explored in depth through Daniel Baldwin Hess's new book "The Shoup Doctrine."
Bringing together 37 contributors across 33 chapters, this festschrift celebrates the man who transformed parking from a mundane topic into one of urban planning's most dynamic areas of reform. As Hess explains, Shoup's background as an economist led him to view every parking instance as an economic transaction with hidden costs that profoundly shape our cities.

Show Notes:

Follow us on social media for more content related to each episode:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/booked-on-planning/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BookedPlanning
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bookedonplanning
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bookedonplanning/

  continue reading

Chapters

1. The Shoup Doctrine (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to Booked on Planning (00:00:12)

3. The Shoup Doctrine Book Overview (00:01:14)

4. Creating a Festschrift for Donald Shoup (00:02:22)

5. Shoup's Impact on Academia and Practice (00:05:19)

6. Robin Hood Parking Explained (00:09:58)

7. Making Boring Topics Engaging (00:13:21)

8. Parking Education Gap in Planning Programs (00:15:34)

9. Parking Minimums vs. Maximums Debate (00:17:23)

10. Buffalo's Parking Reform Success Story (00:20:30)

11. Shoup's Legacy and Future of Parking Reform (00:24:27)

12. Beyond Parking: Shoup's Other Ideas (00:27:42)

13. Book Recommendations and Closing (00:32:23)

91 episodes

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