
A Distinguished Research Professor at UCLA, he is perhaps best known for two books: The High Cost of Free Parking (2005), which turned an otherwise academic topic into a significant policy issue and as the editor of Parking and the City (2018), which makes the case that parking reforms can improve urban metro areas both economically and environmentally. Donald Shoup’s large body of work centers on the connected urban issues of parking, transportation, public finance and land economics.
