Amira’s Quiet Victory: A ParkHive Story Every morning before sunrise, Amira Rahimi moved quietly through her apartment, careful not to wake her twin sons. She packed their lunches, laid out their uniforms, and prepared breakfast, all before beginning her long drive to work. Being a single mom and a nurse in one of the city’s busiest hospitals left little time for herself. Every minute was calculated. Every step in her routine had a purpose. But there was one thing she could never control — parking. The hospital parking lot was always full. Street parking was a gamble she rarely won. And driving in circles after a long shift felt like punishment. On most days, she had to leave her car several blocks away and walk under the weight of exhaustion. She often joked with her colleagues, “I’m not tired from work. I’m tired from chasing a parking spot.” One particularly difficult week, Amira worked back-to-back night shifts in the ICU. Her patients were critical, the pace relentless. By...