Description

“SFpark” was one of the most dramatic experiments in parking management conducted in this century. Deploying cutting-edge technology including street-mounted occupancy sensors and advanced data analytics, the City of San Francisco (US) hoped to begin a transition to better management of on-street parking resources, demand-based dynamic pricing and dispatched enforcement. The SFpark pilot project was implemented within San Francisco’s unique context. The SFMTA is the agency in San Francisco that plans, manages, and operates the city’s transportation system, including local public transit
(Muni), walking, biking, roads, on-street parking, parking enforcement, and a significant portion of the city’s off-street parking supply (see SFMTA.com to learn more). Mobility Managers in other municipalities considering these advanced programs will find the results of this self-study by the Municipal Transit Agency very interesting. This EPub is *FREE* for all registered users of this website.