Are road pricing strategies regressive or progressive? This is a question that has been
confronting researchers, practitioners, and policy‐makers who seek to implement new …

The 'sharing'business models and on-demand services have been altering city dwellers'
travel habits from buying the means of transport to buying mobility services based on needs …

A system of tradable travel credits is explored in a general network with homogeneous
travelers. A social planner is assumed to initially distribute a certain number of travel credits …

Urban road transportation creates several externalities, the most important of which are
congestion (time delay and extra fuel consumption), accidents, pollution, and greenhouse …

It is widely recognised that congestion pricing could be an effective measure to solve
environmental and congestion problems in urban areas—a reform that normally also would …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) show promise for increasing roadway safety and capacity.
During the AV transition era, which will be characterized by a mixed fleet of AVs and human …

This paper Analyzes a new tradable credit scheme (TCS) for managing commuters' travel
choices, which seeks to persuade commuters to spread evenly within the rush hour and …

We demonstrate the efficiency and effectiveness of a tradable credit system in managing the
morning commute congestion with identical and nonidentical commuters. The credit system …

This article provides an in-depth review of the state-of-the-art and describes methodological
advances in the design and evaluation of road network pricing schemes. A number of …

Jules Dupuit developed a rich analysis of road pricing, but the Englishlanguage work by
economists does not really get going until after Pigou (1920). The historical pattern of …