不列颠哥伦比亚省的禁止停车令适得其反，增加了成本，推迟了项目，并损害了负担能力和交通便利性。 British Columbia’s no-parking mandate backfires, raising costs, delaying projects, and hurting affordability and transit access.

不列颠哥伦比亚省努力取消城市地区的强制性停车,这导致了意想不到的后果,包括建筑成本上升、项目延误和公寓销售停顿,因为买家在没有保障停车的情况下避免了住房。 British Columbia’s push to eliminate mandatory parking in urban areas has led to unintended consequences, including rising construction costs, project delays, and stalled condo sales as buyers avoid units without guaranteed parking. 低收入居民在过境附近获得负担得起的住房的机会可能减少,而企业则报告说,由于停车有限或费用昂贵,徒步交通量减少。 Lower-income residents may face reduced access to affordable housing near transit, while businesses report declining foot traffic due to limited or expensive parking. 该政策旨在减少汽车依赖和支持气候目标,暴露了在平衡环境野心与住房可负担性和城市可居住性方面面临的挑战。 The policy, aimed at reducing car dependency and supporting climate goals, has exposed challenges in balancing environmental ambitions with housing affordability and urban livability.