Increasing heat, torrential rains, and deteriorating air quality cannot be managed through adaptation alone—it is also necessary to actively reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In both cases, transportation and parking play a significant role, affecting everyday life and the appearance of cities. The development of electromobility and the promotion of public transport, cycling, and walking, as well as coping with weather fluctuations, raise the question of how to use every meter of street space. Parking thus becomes not only a technical problem, but also part of a broader debate about cities that are pleasant to live in and resilient to climate change. What are the residents' requirements? You may be surprised at how much it costs to build garages and how the price of street parking affects the private sector's willingness to invest in it. Come and discuss the possibilities and a functional parking system – from the center to the outskirts of our metropolis.

The following guests accepted our invitation to participate in the discussion:

• Zdeněk Hřib / Deputy Mayor for Transport, Prague City Hall
• Martin Sedeke / Chairman of the Transport Committee ZHMP, Mayor of Prague 11
• Peter Bednár / Urban Planner, Jakub Cigler Architects
• Marek Hudík / Economist, Center for Theoretical Studies, Charles University and VŠE

Hosted by: Prokop Vodrážka / Deník N