Urban Transformation: Parking in the Aftermath of War

This chapter explores how post-WWII bombings led to the creation of parking spaces, particularly with the founding of the first NCP car park in 1948. It examines the paradox of urban destruction facilitating growth in car culture while reflecting on global parking habits and unique regulations. The narrative intertwines humorous anecdotes and innovative security measures, creating a comprehensive look at the evolution and quirks of parking systems worldwide.