# Donald Shoup
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Donald Curran Shoup (born August 24, 1938) is a distinguished research professor of urban planning at UCLA, and a Georgist economist. His 2005 book The High Cost of Free Parking identifies the negative repercussions of off-street parking requirements and relies heavily on 'Georgist' insights about optimal land use and rent distribution. In 2015, the American Planning Association awarded Shoup the "National Planning Excellence Award for a Planning Pioneer."
== Early life and career ==
Shoup was born in Long Beach, California, in 1938.
E149: An Interview with Brett Wood and a Conversation about Wood Solutions Group
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Brett Wood, President of Wood Solutions Group, discusses parking consulting, baseball and Wood Solutions Group.
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Treating cost disease with Congressman Jake Auchincloss
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Changing Lanes: A safer street transformation documentary
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38 Real Estate Beyond Location, Location, Location
Real Estate Beyond “Location, Location, Location” — Why Where You Live Is a Leadership Decision
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Opening Up about Open Plans with Sara Lind
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Life's An Adventure with Jim Sayer
In this episode, I reconnect with my good friend, the former Executive Director of the Adventure Cycling Association, Missoula, Montana-based, Jim Sayer. We catch up on land use and parking reform progress being made in the State, in general, and in the city in particular. We also address some stre…
Donald Shoup Changed Parking. Is It Time to Rethink the Data?
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In this special bonus episode, Krista Olien, Leigh Thomas, and Clyde Wilson examine Donald Shoup's influential book, The High Cost of Free Parking, and its impact on parking policy and planning.
The team discusses how Shoup helped bring national attention to parking while questioni…
You Pay for Free Parking Even If You Never Drive
A supermarket offers free parking. But the asphalt outside still has to be built, insured, lit and maintained. The cost never disappeared. It simply moved inside the store.
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The surprising truth behind why American roads are so dangerous
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What if the reason American streets keep getting built wrong isn’t that engineers are careless, but that a whole profession is missing from the room?
In this episode Seth Zeren talks with Steffen Berr, a civil engineer trained in California who moved to the Netherlands to learn a…
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