In this episode of Parking the Future, author and urban mobility expert Brooke Krieger narrates Chapter Four, exploring how autonomous vehicles (AVs) are forcing a transformation in the business models that underpin the parking and mobility industries.
This chapter examines:
- How parking operators, municipalities, and mobility providers must evolve beyond human-centered operations
- What enforcement and citation models might look like in a world without human error
- The shift from consumer vehicle ownership to shared AV fleets—and its ripple effects on pricing, operations, and infrastructure
- New monetization strategies for curb access, fleet support, and dynamic usage
- How AVs are reshaping public-private partnerships and redefining the role of local governments in transportation
Krieger outlines the urgent need for adaptability in an era where vehicles are no longer just parked—they’re constantly in motion, managed by data, and delivering services autonomously.
This chapter provides a thought-provoking look at how entire industries must reimagine their roles, revenue streams, and relationships with the public as we move toward a driverless future.
What is Parking the Future?
What happens to parking when the cars drive themselves?
In Parking the Future, mobility strategist and industry thought leader Brooke Krieger reads from her groundbreaking book on how autonomous vehicles, AI, and smart cities are transforming the way we move, and the way we park.
Whether you work in parking, transportation, urban planning, or tech - or you're just curious about the future of your city - this podcast will challenge the status quo and spark new ideas.
Follow along to rethink the curb, reimagine mobility, and future-proof your city - one episode at a time.