Sentence examples for less parking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Solomonow, the transportation spokesman, challenged the idea that there was significantly less parking available in Park Slope now, noting that there were hardly any spots to begin with.

"There will be less parking for merchants," he said.

A world where we need less parking – where streets can be narrowed and sidewalks widened.

Microcars, which have fewer emissions, cost less to run and take up less parking space, are the obvious answer.

Because of plentiful transit options, a walkable environment and a high downtown residential population, Philadelphia is finding that it needs less parking.

"I think that as the impact of the Transit Village and 'transit-friendly' programs is studied, it will show that much less parking is needed," he said.

It seems less parked than abandoned: front wheels closer to the curb, both doors ajar, headlights off.

"We certainly have had less park maintenance before, and we survived," she said.

"Brooklyn has less park space per capita than any of the large cities in America, so there's a real need for open space".

It also feels less park than plaza, more like an extension of the adjacent Westfield shopping centre than the nearby Victoria Park, or the wild Lea Valley that stretches for 40km to the north.

So of major American cities, only residents of Chicago have less park acreage per capita than New Yorkers.