[Ford Prefect]

Two words: Smart Car.

Not necessarily a safe idea in the US of "it's not just for the army anymore" A.

[Corsair]

Campus parking seems to be a constant problem at every campus I've been to. I've been trying to come up with a way to increase parking efficiency and become a billionaire from the patents, but so far no luck.

In my case, there is a small parking lot (maybe 50 spaces) near the buildings I frequent, but it tends to get filled up after 10:00, so if you don't get there in time your only option is the metered spots along the roads at a hefty $1.25 per hour. There is one larger lot a bit further that is always full, and a much larger one outside the campus limits that is too far away to be useful. They have a shuttle running from there but that adds a good 15 or 20 minutes to the whole commute.

A bicycle would not be practical for me. It's a short drive but not quite in biking distance (and I don't want to live on the campus as the Princeton graduate dorms are bad even by dorm standards ), and I need to keep a car anyway in order to go anywhere else.

CP, are you usually at the E-Quad?

[CP5670]

I sometimes go there for classes, but I'm around Fine hall more often as the applied math offices are there. The small parking lot I referred to is #25, the one near the stadium.

Are you also a student here? We'll have to meet some time.

[achtung]

I'll just use my ATV!