Study on the Effectiveness of Congestion Pricing Schemes by Using Traffic Simulation Method
Zaw Naing Win, Hisashi Kubota, Kunihiro Sakamoto
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Zaw Naing Win, Hisashi Kubota, Kunihiro Sakamoto
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This paper analyzed and compared the effectiveness of congestion pricing schemes on route choice behavior on a road network. Route choice behavior models for time base, distance base and area wide congestion pricing scheme were developed. The stated preference data was achieved to estimate the value of time for motorists. The hypothetical algorithms were developed in order to conduct the simulation on congested imaginary road network. The results explored the effectiveness and characteristics of congestion pricing schemes.
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This paper analyzed and compared the effectiveness of congestion pricing schemes on route choice behavior on a road network. Route choice behavior models for time base, distance base and area wide congestion pricing scheme were developed. The stated preference data was achieved to estimate the value of time for motorists. The hypothetical algorithms were developed in order to conduct the simulation on congested imaginary road network. The results explored the effectiveness and characteristics of congestion pricing schemes.
Key concepts: Singapore Area Licensing Scheme, Congestion pricing, Traffic congestion, Road pricing, Value of time, Computer science, Scheme (mathematics), Preference