The Dedicated Parking for Micromobility report provides practical guidance for cities looking to implement, expand, or improve micromobility parking. It presents best practices grounded in city experiences, offering recommendations on how to plan, design, maintain, and implement dedicated parking for micromobility to enhance compliance, safety, and efficiency in urban environments.

Key findings

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Plan for a dense network of parking with in-street, at-grade parking to daylight (increase visibility at) intersection to enhance safety and deter sidewalk riding.

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Strategically design parking using bollards, angled striping, curb stops, and racks to dedicate space for personal and shared vehicles.

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Consider maintenance like snow removal in parking design, or how modular elements like u-racks can cut down on long-term operations costs.

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Implementation nuts and bolts can go a long way to streamlining and sustaining efforts to expand parking infrastructure. Cities should consider including parking within broader infrastructure and grants efforts and streamline permitting processes to ease implementation.

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