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Tolling in Singapore

B.C.M. Tordoir

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This paper addresses the electronic road pricing (ERP) system in Singapore. It covers the history and need for and ERP system, the role of the Consortium Philips, Mitsubishi and Miyoshi, how the system works and the experiences gained so far.

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This paper addresses the electronic road pricing (ERP) system in Singapore. It covers the history and need for and ERP system, the role of the Consortium Philips, Mitsubishi and Miyoshi, how the system works and the experiences gained so far.

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This paper addresses the electronic road pricing (ERP) system in Singapore. It covers the history and need for and ERP system, the role of the Consortium Philips, Mitsubishi and Miyoshi, how the system works and the experiences gained so far.

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