During periods from January 1 to January 15 and April 15 to April 30, 2016, the Government
of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, India, implemented an odd–even vehicle rule …

Understanding the impact of household characteristics and land use attributes on household
vehicle ownership and usage decision is an efficient way of crafting strategic approaches …

License plate rationing (LPR) has become an increasingly popular travel demand
management strategy in developing countries. This paper aims to show that such a trend is …

This paper analyzes three travel demand management policies designed to correct the
shortcomings of license plate rationing (LPR). The first policy couples LPR with a new …

The use of private cars has increased rapidly in developing countries, causing congestion
and pollution in cities. In Iran, measures have been taken to manage the extensive …

Impact of the odd–even (O/E) car rationing scheme implemented in Delhi city was assessed
in this study. Traffic data, ambient air quality, vehicle speed and tailpipe emissions were …

The car dominates the imaginary of urban modernity. Such modernity links the car to living
the good life, especially for the growing middle class. However, an environmentalist in my …

This article models a novel driving-day-based tradable credit scheme (DD-TCS) to alleviate
urban traffic congestion. In this model, car-using allowances (in terms of the number of days …

Do Indian cities need to jump into demand management for addressing urban transport
woes or do we need to focus on the basics of sustainable mobility principles that target …

China's car ownership has been expanding at a staggering pace in the past two decades.
The rapid motorization brought unprecedented level of traffic to its densely populated cities …