Thursday, 27 January 2011

New York congestion pricing logical, but wont fix underlying fiscal problems

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Final plan that was rejected by NY State New York news media is buzzing with reports that congestion pricing is about to re-appear as a p...

London expanding scope of Low Emission Zone in one year

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Transport for London (TfL) has started a publicity campaign about the forthcoming expansion in scope for the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) on 3 Ja...

London congestion pricing update

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Key events in recent weeks: London congestion charge changes implemented : As of 4 January 2011, London's congestion charge scheme rev...
Tuesday, 25 January 2011

Road pricing news briefs, UK, Philippines, Uganda, USA

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UK Accountancy firm promoting postponed new bypass to be built as toll road in South Devon.  The A380 South Devon Link Road project is a ...
Thursday, 20 January 2011

Cambridge discusses congestion charging... again

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Before the financial crisis and recession in the UK, several cities across the UK (outside London) were investigating congestion pricing to ...

China announces new national toll policy

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The People's Republic of China has been rapidly building a nationwide motorway network funded by manually collected tolls. However, it ...

Subsidised toll roads and HOT lanes in Virginia

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The Washington Examiner reports that the Governor of Virginia is proposing using taxpayers’ money to kickstart four toll road projects in t...
Thursday, 13 January 2011

Tolling news briefs

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South African politician concerned about proposals to introduce tolling on existing roads to fund maintenance. (His concerns are valid if o...

HOT lane opens in Israel

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A new set of tolled lanes has opened parallel to 13km of Highway 1 in Israel between Ben Gurion Airport and downtown Tel Aviv according to t...

Irish toll road operators caught between law and the economy

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As part of the concession agreements between private companies and the Irish government (through the National Roads Authority - NRA) are rul...