Why the Corner Has No Store: The Rules That Make Us Drive
Abigail Doerr
Sam Hooper
Tony Jordan
Zoe Tishaev
Event by: The Parking Reform Network
Event format
In-person
Event duration
1 hour 30 minutes
Language
English
Bringing jobs and commerce closer to where people live decreases our reliance on vehicles. Unfortunately, zoning, parking mandates, licensing rules, and residential sprawl have rendered neighborhood enterprises both illegal and unprofitable. This panel examines how to untangle the legal and economic web that prevents sustainable mixed-use neighborhoods.
Abigail Doerr (Moderator), Managing Director, Metropolitan Abundance Project · Bernice Radle, Owner & Founder, Buffalove & Neighborhood Evolution · Tony Jordan, President, Parking Reform Network · Zoe Tishaev, City Policy Coordinator, Cities Work, Institute for Justice
This session is hosted by the Parking Reform Network and is a part of The Urban Climate Solution track at NYC Climate Week 2026. View all events in the track at https://www.urbanclimatesolution.org/.