When measuring by sheer land area and availability in core urban centers, Atlanta, Georgia, is frequently cited as the city with the most parking in the United States. Recent 2025/2026 urban studies from the Parking Reform Network indicate that approximately 26% to 30% of land in Atlanta's city center is dedicated solely to parking lots. In terms of parking spaces per capita, cities like Des Moines, Iowa, and Oklahoma City often rank at the top, sometimes boasting as many as 20 parking spaces for every one resident. Globally, the comparison is stark; for instance, Mumbai, India, is currently recognized as the city with the highest "dedicated parking availability" in its housing market (75% of listings include a space), but this is a response to extreme density rather than a surplus of land. For American travelers, mid-western "core" cities generally offer the easiest and most abundant parking due to historical zoning laws and lower urban density.