Parker-X Podcast Brett Wood, P.E., (Charlotte) recently made his debut as a guest host of Parker-X, a parking industry podcast. In the episode, Brett interviewed Sarah Blouch, President and CEO of CampusPARC. In the next episode, Brett will interview Robert … Read More
As we shared in our March newsletter, VCU and its adjoining Health System have experienced substantial growth, leading to major parking shortfalls and increased traffic congestion. Jeffrey Elsey, P.E., CAPP, LEED AP (Atlanta) and Josh Stone, Interim Director of Parking … Read More
The 2019 National Parking Association Convention & Expo will be held October 21-24 in Orlando, FL, to bring together parking professionals from across the country to discuss industry trends and best practices. David Taxman, P.E. (Fort Lauderdale), along with parking … Read More
Are you going to the Carolinas Parking and Mobility Association Annual Conference & Trade Show, September 24-27 in Durham, NC? Be sure to stop by Booth 17 to chat with our parking experts. We hope to see you there! Matt … Read More
Kimley-Horn is excited to announce the addition of Leslie Tabor to our Phoenix office! Leslie is an experienced parking professional with diverse experience and a passion for vision-guided results. Her commitment to providing clients with tailored strategic parking solutions is … Read More
As the leader of Kimley-Horn’s national parking practice, Brett Wood, P.E., CAPP (Charlotte) is known across the country for his dedication to creative and innovative parking solutions that have transformed a bevy of communities, universities, and medical campuses. His passion … Read More
When Kenneth Smith, E.I. (Raleigh) first began his career at Kimley-Horn, the idea of combining parking technology and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) advancements seemed unexpected. After exposure and understanding of both practices, Kenneth was able to see the connections between … Read More
Seven years ago, the City of Durham, NC was faced with a challenge—their existing parking garages were at capacity. Following a needs assessment and feasibility study, City leaders identified a 1.16-acre surface parking lot site as the future location of … Read More