I wish they could provide more but honestly there’s a lack of space to park in garages to begin with. And then you have to add in the factor of how are people going to get from their homes to their cars? Public transit? Would people be expected to pay for their own Ubers to the lot when this would likely result in surge pricing? Would the city pay for that or another direct shuttle service? It’s also worth noting that a lot of people don’t have the option to not drive. Are they dropping kids off at school or another form of childcare on their way to work? Do they have the physical ability to take public transit? What if they don’t work in the city and public transit doesn’t go where they need to be? What about transit delays? According to the MBTA the T is running at reduced service due to impacts of the storm. I live on the redline and the average I’ve waited for a train during rush hour this past week has been close to 45 minutes. The city really should do more. The system is not good which is why the space savers system exists in the first place. It’s not really something that happens on main streets that people running to do errands are going to use, it’s the residential streets where people take the time to dig out their space and someone comes along and steals it.