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HIGHWAY VALUE PRICING ON THE SR91 EXPRESS LANES : A PROFILE OF THE WORLD'S FIRST FULLY AUTOMATED CONGESTION PRICED TOLL ROAD

David M. Rizzo

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This article describes California's State Route 91, the world's first fully automated congestion-priced toll road. It discusses the different elements of the program, which include congestion pricing electronic tolling, variable message signs, and traffic monitoring.

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This article describes California's State Route 91, the world's first fully automated congestion-priced toll road. It discusses the different elements of the program, which include congestion pricing electronic tolling, variable message signs, and traffic monitoring.

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This article describes California's State Route 91, the world's first fully automated congestion-priced toll road. It discusses the different elements of the program, which include congestion pricing electronic tolling, variable message signs, and traffic monitoring.

Key concepts: Toll, Road pricing, Congestion pricing, Singapore Area Licensing Scheme, Transport engineering, Toll road, Traffic congestion, Electronic toll collection

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