This research investigates the role of road network pricing for managing travel demand and
promoting sustainable transport practices, particularly in the context of Australia where there …

This paper outlines the problems with current approach to transport pricing in Victoria and
the benefits and limitations of introducing a new road pricing regime to reduce congestion …

Road network pricing and congestion charging continue to be debated as efficient
instruments to address traffic congestion and emissions. For cities where the schemes have …

Transport policy-makers, practitioners and public transport advocates have identified
traditional road pricing as one of the reasons behind the widening gap between government …

In this paper, the concept of congestion is defined before the economics of congestion are
discussed to properly consider what the'true'cost of congestion may be. Peak demand for …

Road congestion and infrastructure funding challenges have become a major concern in
urban centres across the world, including Australia. As cities continue to grow in size and …

This paper focuses on one particular demand management policy that is often regarded as
radical and generally unacceptable. Road pricing often gets delayed or abandoned due to …

The road pricing debate has evolved in recent years as more schemes have been
implemented and policy objectives have shifted. London's congestion charge is a prominent …

Transport is already a large component of our economy and society. Historically, transport
programmes were substantially about developing basic infrastructure networks. Now the …

Road pricing is not a new concept—toll roads have existed in Australia since Governor
Macquarie established one from Sydney to Parramatta in 1811—and distance-based …