Motor Traffic at Rest and the Urban Environment

p { text-align: justify; } Most towns and cities of all sizes are struggling to cope with a shortage of parking spaces and capacity, particularly in street networks with historic buildings. Here, cars - particularly in large numbers - are a somewhat alien element in what is often a cramped public space. The complex and topical issue of stationary traffic involves the preparation of spatial studies and other spatial planning documents, as well as the implementation of specific systematic measures in the field of traffic management. The much-discussed concept of sustainable development has, in this case, defined boundaries, dictated by the reality of limited space. The author exhaustively documents the possibilities of modern parking technologies, which can resolve most of the problems associated with stationary traffic. This publication can therefore serve as a useful resource not only for the general public in local and municipal councils, but also for students and professionals.