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New initiatives in the management of urban congestion

Kyle Martin

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This paper highlights the increasing level of congestion in urban areas and suggests possible remedies. It stresses the need for a co-ordinated and comprehensive approach to congestion and the importance of maximising the use of existing infrastructure such as traffic control and restraint, including road pricing. It also urges the case for investment in new road and rail provision.

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This paper highlights the increasing level of congestion in urban areas and suggests possible remedies. It stresses the need for a co-ordinated and comprehensive approach to congestion and the importance of maximising the use of existing infrastructure such as traffic control and restraint, including road pricing. It also urges the case for investment in new road and rail provision.

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This paper highlights the increasing level of congestion in urban areas and suggests possible remedies. It stresses the need for a co-ordinated and comprehensive approach to congestion and the importance of maximising the use of existing infrastructure such as traffic control and restraint, including road pricing. It also urges the case for investment in new road and rail provision.

Key concepts: Traffic congestion, Singapore Area Licensing Scheme, Congestion pricing, Road pricing, Transport engineering, Business, Congestion management, Investment (military)

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