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CONGESTION PRICING: REDUCING TRAFFIC JAMS THROUGH ECONOMICS

Ginny Finch

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This article looks at the merits of congestion pricing in reducing traffic congestion, air pollution, and wasted fuel. It cites as a successful example the experience with congestion pricing on State Route 91 in Southern California.

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This article looks at the merits of congestion pricing in reducing traffic congestion, air pollution, and wasted fuel. It cites as a successful example the experience with congestion pricing on State Route 91 in Southern California.

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This article looks at the merits of congestion pricing in reducing traffic congestion, air pollution, and wasted fuel. It cites as a successful example the experience with congestion pricing on State Route 91 in Southern California.

Key concepts: Singapore Area Licensing Scheme, CITES, Traffic congestion, Congestion pricing, Transport engineering, Road pricing, JAMS, Business

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