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 Keeping Seattle Moving SDOT recognizes the critical role parking plays in our economy and is actively working with stakeholders on better ways to provide short-term visitor and customer parking. We are preparing for the challenge of Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall replacement and for future growth. Click here to read Center City Parking Fast Facts. Taking Action Over the past year and a half, SDOT has worked with the Alaskan way Viaduct and Seawall Replacement project, a group of national and international experts and a local Parking Advisory Committee and used data from the Center City Parking Program Technical Report to develop a Center City Parking Program. We are currently developing a work plan to begin implementing projects. Click here to see a PowerPoint presentation giving an overview of the program. In 2006 a noted German expert Dr Dirk Serwill, developed a conceptual framework for an electronic parking guidance system in Seattle. His presentation is available here.
Interested in what other cities are doing? Read about Advanced Technologies for Parking management—Examples from Europe , prepared by Dr. Dirk Serwill a European Transportation Consultant. Learn about Best Management Practices—Innovative Solutions to Parking Problems, prepared by Todd Litman of the Victoria Transport policy Institute. See how Santa Monica is managing parking to keep their retail center competitive at: www.parkingspacenow.smgov.netVisit Milwaukee's web site to see how they are meeting the communities need for more downtown parking information at www.parkmilwaukee.com
Comments or questions on the parking study? Contact Mary Catherine Snyder, Project Manager, 206-684-8110 or email MaryCatherine.Snyder@Seattle.gov Related Links: Parking in Seattle
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