Without Parking, Thousands of Americans Who Live in Vehicles Have Nowhere to Go
People living in their automobiles for shelter are under pressure from the decreasing amount of legal off-street space. Graham Pruss writes.
Author: Graham Pruss
Graham Pruss is currently a US National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow at the University of Washington Department of Anthropology. Dr. Pruss also works as Liaison for the Unhoused Community for the City of Seattle, serves on the Mayor of Seattle's Innovation Advisory Council, and has led the documentation of regional vehicle residency for the annual point-in-time count of homeless and unhoused people since 2017.
