Battling traffic
Subtitle: what New Yorkers think about road pricing
Contributors: Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
Series: Rethinking development report -- no. 3; Rethinking development report -- no. 3.
Published: 2006
Language: eng
Subjects: Traffic congestion; Prevention; Traffic engineering
Description: This study tested the public acceptability of three well-known and widely discussed pricing policies: Congestion pricing in which vehicles driving in the Manhattan business district on weekdays would pay a fee and express lanes on highways for solo drivers who pay a toll as well as buses and high-occupancy vehicles increases in the cost of on-street parking.
Notes: Viewed on (Dec. 12, 2006).