This article explains the costs and benefits of congestion pricing, which is a concept that
charges motorists for using certain stretches of highway or bridges, or entering a particular …

This special issue on congestion pricing provides background by assessing recent events
and future prospects and by analyzing the nature of possible implementation. Areas of …

This paper proposes a demonstration project to test the effectiveness of “congestion pricing”
in an urban area. It reviews the general theoretical case for such pricing and summarizes …

This synthesis will be of interest to transportation agency administrators and managers, state
and regional planners, metropolitan planning organizations, policymakers, economists …

Transportation planners and economists are urging us to adopt congestion pricing-to charge
motorists more for driving on crowded roads during rush hours and less for traveling on …

The concept of congestion pricing entails prices for road use set by mode or time of day in
relation to variation in the congestion problem. For example, prices are highest when …

This synthesis will be of interest to transportation agency administrators and managers, state
and regional transportation planners, metropolitan planning organizations, policy makers …

Many congestion pricing projects are now operating in the United States and other nations,
including the pricing of high-occupancy vehicle lanes and new express lanes, the …

In urban areas across the country, people are not only fed up with gridlock-they're paying for
it. For each of 13 urban areas in 1992, the cost caused by congestion exceeded $1 billion …

We have completed a survey of Southern California residents designed to examine whether
the details of policy design can make congestion pricing more attractive to the motoring …