“停车难”早已成为大众眼中的焦点、管理者手中的烫手山芋、学者身体中的那根敏感神经。尽管学者在这个话题上可谓费尽口舌,管理者在治理措施上层出不穷,但在大众看来,停车好像越来越难了。笔者撰写本文旨在按照原意介绍两位学者对停车问题的观点,以期给我们带来启发。这两位学者从不同的角度对停车的一些认识现状进行了批判,他们共同的观点是,城市停车就像被打开的潘多拉盒子,带来现在的种种灾难,但如果换一种思考方式,则如同把这些灾难重新回收到盒子中一样,神奇地拯救整个城市交通。一位学者名字叫Donald Shoup,另一位叫Hermann Knoflacher。 “Parking difficult ” has long become the focus of the public eye, the hot potato in the hands of managers, the nerve root in the body of the scholars. Although academics can be described as exhaustive on this topic, managers emerge in an endless stream of governance measures, parking seems more and more difficult for the general public. The author writes this article aims to introduce the two scholars on the issue of parking according to the original view, with a view to bring us inspiration. The two scholars criticized some of the current state of awareness of parking from different perspectives. Their common view was that parking in the city was like the opened Pandora’s box, bringing about various present-day catastrophes. However, if we think differently, Like recycling these disasters back into the box magically saves the entire city traffic. One scholar named Donald Shoup, the other called Hermann Knoflacher.