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Itf Round Tables Implementing Congestion Charges (International Transport Forum Round Table) Oecd Ocde

Table of Content :

SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONSCritical Success Factors for Implementing Road Charging Systems, by Bernhard OEHRY (Switzerland)
-1. From road-user charging to congestion charging
-2. An indispensable congestion management tool
-3. What makes a charging measure a success?
-4. Technical design issues
-5. Scheme layout issues
-6. Acceptance issues
-7. Conclusions
The Singapore Experience: The evolution of technologies, costs and benefits, and lessons learnt, by Kian-Keong CHIN (Singapore)
-1. Introduction
-2. Manual road-pricing scheme
-3. Electronic road pricing (ERP)
-4. Lessons learnt
-5. Conclusion
So youre considering introducing congestion charging? Heres what you need to know, byJonas ELIASSON (Sweden)
-1. Introduction
-2. Basic facts: Why and how it works
-3. Getting large benefits: Efficient charge design
-4. Getting low costs: Efficient procurement and technology
-5. Getting public acceptance
Revisiting the Cost of the Stockholm Congestion Charging System, by Carl HAMILTON(Sweden)
-1. Introduction
-2. Background
-3. Cost items
-4. Conclusions
Road Pricing with Complications, by Mogens FOSGERAU (Denmark/Sweden) and Kurt VAN DENDER (OECD/ITF France)
-1. Introduction
-2. The standard textbook analysis
-3. Heterogeneous travellers
-4. Travel time risk
-5. Measuring and modelling supply
-6. Second-best issues
-7. Conclusion
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