This study considered two types of congestion pricing, high-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes and
cordon pricing, and the factors influencing their public acceptability if they are to be …

The aim of this study is to examine the impact of implementing HOT lanes and/or cordon
pricing as two types of congestion pricing policies on traveller's willingness to pay and travel …

Cordon pricing is an effective policy to alleviate congestion and manage travel demand in
city centres. However, different responses among road users to certain policies are …

Congestion pricing can be an efficient instrument to internalize the congestion externality
and reduce traffic-related problems. However, commuters' acceptability, especially …

The purpose of this study was to explore travellers' responsiveness to congestion pricing
(cordon pricing) and parking attributes (especially parking pricing) in deciding whether to …

Acceptability is considered the most important barrier in establishing a congestion pricing
scheme. Using data from an extensive questionnaire survey conducted in the central area of …

To effectively mitigate traffic congestion, many densely populated and well-developed cities
worldwide decided to charge in-town traffic a congestion fee and the effectiveness of the …

Roads congestion pricing has been considered as an effective solution following the
successful implementation of such programs by many cities such as Singapore, Stockholm …

Traffic congestion has become one of the issues in big city that can be denied. Time spent in
traffic is miserably wasted and it creates negative externalities to the road users. The main …

Being aware of the factors affecting users' willingness to accept congestion pricing and pay
for central zone usage is of key importance for the successful implementation of the …