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City & ContactDesignLocationsScopeData GatheringDurationCostStatus & ResultsRelevant Links
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Los Angeles, CA70 supplemental metal signs along 2 major streets in Downtown LASurvey6 months
Apr-Oct 2015

CBS Reported the Mayor's office saying they would complete roll-out of signs across the City of LA in 2020 and 2021		$20,000 from the city's Innovation FundComplete

"LADOT will install the new parking signs on posts that currently have 4 or more signs on them. They will complete the downtown area in 2019 and the rest of the city in 2020."
- Mayor's Office		parkinginfo.lacity.org
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Brisbane, Australia

James Jennings		20 supplemental signs tested in 7 locations with a history of poor compliance.Video-monitored observations and in-person interviews3 months
Jun-Sep 2015		$38,000Complete

Major rollout to areas with complicated signage.

• 16-60% increase in compliance
• 63% of motorists requested the supplemental signs be installed in other complex parking locations		http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/pictures-to-speak-louder-than-words-on-parking-signs-20151124-gl6c6g.html

https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/traffic-transport/parking-permits/brisbane-parking-taskforce

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/free-parking-for-15-minutes-at-meters-outside-brisbane-cbd-20141201-11xnqz.html
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New Haven, CT

Doug Hausladen, Director of Transportation		100 foam core signs covered existing signs along 2 corridors -- some of which being more active during the day and others at night.Tweets to @ParkNewHaven and @NewHavenDOT6 months
Jan-June 2016		$400Complete

Official roll-out of signs as supplement scheduled for July 2017
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Columbus, OH

Amanda Ford, Parking Services Coordinator		Signs are planned to be installed at 3 locations that have a variety of restrictions that include valet zones, taxi zones, residential permit parking, and metered parking.Survey accessible via website, 311, and QR code.3 monthsOn Hold

Seeking federal FHWA approval to remove existing signage in the pilot areas and enforce off of the pilot signs.

Experimentation request rejected. The Fed DOT was asking for studies that indicate that the new signs work better than existing ones.
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Oak Park, IL

John Youkhana, Director of Parking and Mobility Services		Signs tested as replacement to regulatory signageSurvey at oak-park.us/signsurveyRejected

People complained signs weren't readable from afar

Nikki's note: This is fair criticism. The signs were designed for when you're standing in front of it. Also, signs in Oak Park are likely not as confusing in those in LA		http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/oak-park/news/ct-oak-parking-sign-pilot-tl-0323-20170317-story.html
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Boston, MA

Gina Fiandaca, Commissioner of the City of Boston Transportation Department		Currently installed at Church St. and Canal St. in Beacon HillSend feedback to newurbanmechanics@boston.govOngoinghttps://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/11/30/some-people-don-like-these-new-parking-signs-that-explain-already-confusing-parking-signs/i7hjtw7hiR7bTqWUeG2J7J/story.html
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Flagstaff, AZSigns as supplementOngoing
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Fort Lauderdale, FLSigns as replacementOngoing
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Somerville, MA

Former: Mike Tremblay, Transportation Engineer
Current: ?		Signs as replacementMike used signs to manage parking around city hall.OngoingMike Tremblay seeks feedback on signs across City Hall:
https://twitter.com/mtrem2/status/986658163255644162

Mike Tremblay leaves MA: https://twitter.com/mtrem2/status/1095498177455812608
"It wasn’t so much a program as it was an on-a-whim pilot. I was managing the parking relating to city hall so when someone suggested having a pickup drop off time I figured it made sense to add some clarity. Still interest at the city but no plans to expand as I understand it
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