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http://www.trb.org/Publications/Blurbs/162297.aspx

The authors explore innovative congestion pricing approaches—such as flexible and efficient express lanes, tolled bypass lanes, priced highways, priced zones and networks, and other strategies, including public-private partnerships to reconstruct, finance, and operate the facilities. These promising strategies—some yet untried—require creative solutions to safety and operational challenges.

English

pp 39-42

2009-7

TR News

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Figures (4) ; Photos (2) ; References (6)

Congestion pricing; Innovation; Public private partnerships

Flexible and efficient express lanes; Toll bypass lanes

Highways; Operations and Traffic Management; Planning and Forecasting; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning; I73: Traffic Control

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Sep 16 2009 4:01PM

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• Congestion Pricing Basics
• Improving Models for Traveler Behavior Under Congestion Pricing
• Introduction: Pricing Road Use to Address Congestion
• Nontoll Forms of Pricing to Reduce Traffic Congestion and Pollution: Mileage, Insurance, Carsharing, and Parking Strategies
• Promoting Appropriate Congestion Pricing Solutions in Europe: Improving Access and Reducing Emissions
• The Acceptability of Road Pricing: Notable findings—and Gaps for Research
• Tolled Managed Lanes: Lessons Learned and Challenges to Meet
• U.S. and Worldwide Experience with Congestion Pricing: An Overview
• What's in Store for Second-Generation Express Lanes in San Diego?