Rather than use flat hourly rates for parking, Canadian cities need to set price according to demand, as technology is increasingly allowing this to happen.
Stuart Donovan
The Price is Right: The benefits of accurate pricing and smart technologies
As Canadian cities continue to grow, parking troubles will increase. Setting prices according to demand may be a sound technological solution.
How to Kill Traffic Congestion: Apply market pricing to Canada’s roads
Traffic in Canada could be more evenly spread out during the day the roads more efficiently—if market pricing was used.
Winning the Battle with Traffic Congestion: The benefits of accurate transport pricing
Instead of increasing road capacity, Canada’s government agencies should implement accurate transport pricing.
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