Not saying it can't happen anywhere, but residential parking in neighborhoods where demand outstrips supply wouldn't work. Let's say you have 60 spaces on a block but 150+ households on the same block with cars. To limit demand you'd have to prince things so high it wouldn't fly politically.
Chris SommerfeldtMamdani says it's an "interesting idea" to enact resident-only parking in sections of NYC (where only drivers with local plates would be able to park). The idea is that would force local residents who illegally use out-of-state plates to register themselves correctly.
