111 Park is an editorial publication covering the technology reshaping how cities and operators manage parking — from sensor-based occupancy systems and license-plate recognition to connected-vehicle data and curb-management software. We write for transportation planners, parking-technology buyers, and the people deciding how the next decade of smart-city infrastructure gets built.
Dallas's Occupancy-Target Framework for On-Street Rate-Setting: A Governance Model Other Cities Can Copy
Dallas adjusts meter rates administratively against a 65–70% occupancy band. The governance structure is the transferable part; the first round tests it.
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