ITS Researcher Donald Shoup Featured In L.A. Times Story On Parking Meters And Policy

UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies Researcher and Distinguished Professor of Urban Planning Donald Shoup was featured recently in a Los Angeles Times story on how the City of Los Angeles should manage its parking meters. Read on for the full story and Professor Shoup’s comments.

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