> it seems like people are complaining about lack of parking but don't want it enough to pay the real, unsubsidized price.
That's exactly what it is. The normalization of "free" street parking does a lot of damage here.
That's exactly what it is. The normalization of "free" street parking does a lot of damage here.
If high cost is the issue, it seems like people are complaining about lack of parking but don't want it enough to pay the real, unsubsidized price. So why should everyone else pay for them?