EFFICIENCY OF URBAN POLICIES : THE CASE FOR ROAD PRICING
Edward Calthrop, Kurt Van Dender
Abstract
Edward Calthrop, Kurt Van Dender
Abstract
In this article, the authors contend that an efficient urban transportation policy will require road pricing and governmental commitment. The TRENEN research project is described. In this project, the relative advantages of different policy proposals within a variety of European countries have been measured. A model for urban transportation is described, with focus on the economics of road pricing.
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In this article, the authors contend that an efficient urban transportation policy will require road pricing and governmental commitment. The TRENEN research project is described. In this project, the relative advantages of different policy proposals within a variety of European countries have been measured. A model for urban transportation is described, with focus on the economics of road pricing.
Key concepts: Variety (cybernetics), Road pricing, Transport economics, Business, Transport engineering, Policy analysis, Economics, Regional science