Thursday, 21 July 2011

Durham updates UK's first congestion charge scheme

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It is widely assumed that London implemented the UK's first congestion charging scheme, but that honour actually goes to Durham.  Durham...
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Further steps to revive "traffic pricing" idea for New York

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As was reported here in January, discussions have emerged once more about introducing a form of congestion pricing in New York.  I wrote ex...

Malaysian government seeks toll cuts prior to election

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Reuters reports that the Malaysian Prime Minister has announced that he is “soliciting industry views” on freezing, cutting or abolishing t...

Budapest mulling congestion charging

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According to two reports from Budapest Business Journal (BBJ), there is an increased likelihood that the City of Budapest will implement som...

Tehran is proud of its congestion charge

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For readers in the United States who advocate congestion pricing, pointing out Tehran as a working example is probably not going to fill you...
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Wednesday, 20 July 2011

100th post

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I started this blog primarily to be a website where anyone interested in tolls and road pricing could find a comprehensive list of links to ...
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Irish toll road case goes to Supreme Court

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The National Roads Authority, Ireland’s government highways agency, initially took Celtic Roads Group (Dundalk) Ltd to court, for overchargi...
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Tel Aviv's private HOT lane shows signs of success

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In January 2011, as reported here , the first HOT lane in Israel was opened, effectively providing additional lane capacity between Ben Guri...
Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Golden Gate Bridge to go fully electronic free flow in 2012

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According to SF Gate , in a significant move to reduce congestion, the Golden Gate District Board of Directors voted in January to eliminate...

Bay Bridge congestion pricing is working

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According to Ami Cholia at Alttransport , the peak charges implemented on the Bay Bridge at San Francisco from July 2010 are working. This...