Donald Shoup

UCLA

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We Angelenos drive more than anyone in the nation. We spend more hours in traffic and travel longer distances.

L.A.'s Parking Guru

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Donald Shoup is a Professor of Urban Planning at UCLA and author of  The High Cost of Free Parking .

Downtown LA Tests Adjustable Rate Parking

Donald Shoup is a Professor of Urban Planning at UCLA and author of The High Cost of Free Parking .

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Drivers who park their cars on the streets of Los Angeles may be in for a rude surprise, unless they study the signs that govern the hours that parking meters are in effect.

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