Streetfilms&#8217; Clarence&nbsp;Eckerson is working on a piece about parking policy and was recently in Washington to discuss some of that city&#8217;s&nbsp;innovations with former District DOT chief Gabe Klein. The full Streetfilm is still a work-in-progress, but Clarence put together these clips where Klein explains the city&#8217;s pay-by-phone parking meter tech, which goes great with dynamic…

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