Talk:Downtown Berkeley, California
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[edit] Parking
If it's "perceived" only, funny man, then delete the entire claim. But back it up. It's clear to anyone who has tried to find parking downtown that things have become much worse in recent years. More spots pulled for red zones, yellow zones, handicapped, etc. The old Hinks garage gone. More cars, fewer spaces. What parking remains is more expensive. I prefer to bike downtown now. But not to shop. It's cheaper out of town. Tmangray 06:51, 30 October 2006 (UTC)
