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    Transportation Policy

    & Environmental Limits

    Lecture 5

    Pricing for Change:Is Pricing a Policy Alternativ

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    Regulating the Driver Fuel prices Transportation

    demand management

    measures, HOV lanes,restricted use, etc.

    Employer incentives and disincentives

    Land use reforms

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    Pricing What is the underlying

    rational for pricing asan alternative?

    Behavioral policy tool: (1) network sendscongestion/pricing signals to users; (2) users may react as

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    DefinitionsCongestion Pricing & Value P

    A transportation control measure (TCMthat offers a disincentive to driving h

    used roads by imposing a fee based up

    time, vehicle occupancy, location or oa premium alternative to congested

    roadways that enables the driver to rea

    their destination more quickly.

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    Congestion Pricing Justificat

    Transport & Mob

    Levy true cost of mon drivers. Divert drivers to re

    system demand an

    optimize system ca(level of service).

    Reduce congestionon urban land and

    streetscape. Optimize other mo

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    Congestion Pricing Justificat

    Environmental & F

    Reduce emissions incenting drivers to

    mass transit.

    Reduce oil and fueconsumption.

    Savings of producttime lost in conges

    Optimal use of traninvestment.

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    Pricing Options Facility Pricing pricing is imposed on one or m

    roadways (new & existing) that link residential acommercial areas or central business districts. To

    placed at entrance and exit points of facility.

    Regional Network Pricing fees are imposed oof road going different directions, includes more

    trip than facility pricing. Tolls are installed on vanodes.

    Cordon Pricing charges vehicle for entry and high-activity or demand areas, e.g, central businesuch as London. Fees are usually varied by time

    h k ti i d T ll i l h

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    Pricing and Implementatio

    Single facility pricing may be easier toimplement. Politically most acceptable on nroadways.

    Cordon Pricing relieves central business dor other high traffic area, may not relievecongestion on outer belts or major facilities

    Network pricing less acceptable because tpolicy signal is no matter where you drive

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    Pricing and the Tale of Three C

    Trondheim, Singapore & San D

    Trondheim, Norwa

    people cordon pricsince 1991. 10% dbound cars/7% inctravel.

    Singapore, 1975 libusiness car accesspeak trip congestio23%.

    San Diego, incentsbuy their way onto

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    If congestion or value pricin

    such a good idea, why isnt

    more widely used?

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    Congestion Pricing Challeng Question of equity low to middle income work

    child care and fixed schedules.

    Question of access and business access to dowbe more costly driving people from city to suburand shopping.

    Question of revenue diversion where are the rebeing directed, to transport or general welfare.

    Question of capacity can transit or other modesaccommodate the diverted demand.

    Question of implementation is the technology ain place to fairly and effectively enforce pricing

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