Parking. Oh, parking. An integral component for construction logistics (especially in urban settings), but oh, so annoying. Although parking may seem like a trivial part of construction logistics, having adequate parking may be more important than you think.

Construction crews already have their work cut out for them. The labor is physically and mentally demanding and projects must be completed precisely. The hours are long and irregular and the tasks often dangerous. But raising the structures in which we work and live is an indispensable job and it’s up to all of us to make construction work easier, more rewarding, and more convenient.

Construction is undoubtedly a necessity in developing our infrastructure and economy, however the negative ramifications associated with it are avoidable. Constructionparking.com is here to help. We work with the construction industry to source affordable, secure, flexible parking spaces through our extensive real estate network throughout the US.

“I don’t pay much for street parking” – said no one, ever.

Across 10 of the largest US cities, INRIX Research found that, on average, drivers spend 64 hours per year looking for parking at a cost of $1338.90 per driver in wasted time, fuel, and emissions. Pretty crazy to think about. On top of that, INRIX found that in the same 10 largest US cities, drivers add an extra 50 hours per year of paid parking to a parking transaction to avoid a ticket or in other words $322.20 extra per year! Not only is that more money, but talk about the added stress of keeping in mind when your street parking is ending.