Experts Discuss Post-Pandemic Parking Management Strategies

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Jeffrey Elsey, CAAP, PE, LEED AP, Jeremy Greenwald, AICP, TDM-CP, and Jeshua Pringle, CAPP, AICP, collaborated on an article in Parking & Mobility investigating the dynamic parking management strategies of universities and hospitals in a post-pandemic world. They discuss the background of ideal parking environments, the development of flexible parking systems, and the elements and financial resiliency of daily parking programs. The article also explores the positive impacts flexible parking programs have on recruitment, retention, and economics for institutions.

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About the Experts

Jeffrey Elsey PE, CAPP, LEED AP Transportation Project Engineer Atlanta, GA: Jeffrey Elsey PE, CAPP, LEED AP

Transportation Project Engineer Atlanta, GA

Jeffrey has more than 18 years of parking and transportation planning experience. He excels at performing parking management reviews, parking planning studies, and developing mobility plans to reduce parking demand (TDM strategies). He has developed strategic parking strategies for municipalities, universities, healthcare providers, local schools, and private developers alike.
Jeremy Greenwald AICP, TDM-CP: Jeremy Greenwald AICP, TDM-CP

Jeremy’s focus is on driving development and programmatic decisions for healthcare and university campuses, developers, and mixed-use districts. His project experience extends across several disciplines including transportation demand management (TDM), shared parking, campus mobility planning, and bicycle and pedestrian connectivity, both in the Atlanta region and nationwide.
Jeshua Pringle CAPP, AICP: Jeshua Pringle CAPP, AICP

Jeshua is a transportation professional with more than 7 years of experience in parking and curbside management planning. Jeshua has focused on improving parking operations at hospitals, universities, and municipalities to enhance the customer parking experience. His experience includes data collection through license plate recognition technology, travel demand management programming, developing requests for proposals for municipalities, and launching a municipal parking program.