Seibert argues that although free commercial parking provides lower transportation costs for vehicle users, everyone has to pay either through local taxes or higher prices for goods and services. Paid parking encourages the use of public transit and only charges those privileged to have a personal vehicle.
Everyone Subsidizes Free Commercial Parking, Including those Who Don't Drive
Jeff Graber
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