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Monitoring road traffic congestion in Japan

Kotaro Hashimoto

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Abstract

This report discusses the background to the attention that has recently been focused on traffic congestion, the current state of the problem, and the Construction Ministry's approach to the situation and, in particular, to how it is being monitored.

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This report discusses the background to the attention that has recently been focused on traffic congestion, the current state of the problem, and the Construction Ministry's approach to the situation and, in particular, to how it is being monitored.

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This report discusses the background to the attention that has recently been focused on traffic congestion, the current state of the problem, and the Construction Ministry's approach to the situation and, in particular, to how it is being monitored.

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Traffic congestion, Christian ministry, Road traffic, Singapore Area Licensing Scheme, Ministry of Transport, Road pricing, Congestion pricing

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