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Who Pays When Parking Costs Skyrocket | Jersey News

Jersey City’s proposed residential parking permit hike—from $20 to over $240 a year—is sparking outrage, especially among low-income residents. Kevin Davis, a local resident, challenged the city’s revenue-focused approach by creating an “Affordability Burden Index” using census data. His findings reveal that neighborhoods with lower incomes, higher rent burdens, and larger Black and Latino populations would be hit hardest by the fee. Davis argues that the city must consider who truly bears the cost—not just where the money comes from. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…

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