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A wide area road user fee financing system for Russian federal highways

D F Malick

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The US Federal Highway Administration has maintained an office in Moscow since 1994, assisting the Russian Federal Highway Service in their transition from soviet to democratic/free market institutions in the highway sector. One such effort has been to work with the Russians in evaluating a variety of road financing options that advance their development of a national road system while encouraging the transfer of some of the world’s newest technologies. One such option is a fully private sector developed and operated system for monitoring the road usage of heavy commercial vehicles.

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The US Federal Highway Administration has maintained an office in Moscow since 1994, assisting the Russian Federal Highway Service in their transition from soviet to democratic/free market institutions in the highway sector. One such effort has been to work with the Russians in evaluating a variety of road financing options that advance their development of a national road system while encouraging the transfer of some of the world’s newest technologies. One such option is a fully private sector developed and operated system for monitoring the road usage of heavy commercial vehicles.

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The US Federal Highway Administration has maintained an office in Moscow since 1994, assisting the Russian Federal Highway Service in their transition from soviet to democratic/free market institutions in the highway sector. One such effort has been to work with the Russians in evaluating a variety of road financing options that advance their development of a national road system while encouraging the transfer of some of the world’s newest technologies. One such option is a fully private sector developed and operated system for monitoring the road usage of heavy commercial vehicles.

Key concepts: Business, Administration (probate law), Variety (cybernetics), Work (physics), Finance, Service (business), Highway system, Private sector

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