A pricing approach for mitigating congestion in multimodal transportation systems.
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2010-02-19
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Alternative Title:Final report to the Center for Multimodal Solutions for Congestion Mitigation (CMS)
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- Traffic congestion
- Traffic flow
- Congestion pricing
- Road pricing
- Congestion management systems
- Highway traffic control systems
- Multimodal transportation
- Traffic congestion
- Traffic flow
- Congestion pricing
- Road pricing
- Congestion management systems
- Highway traffic control systems
- Multimodal transportation
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Edition:Final report.
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Abstract:The problem addressed in this research is to determine usage prices for a system with ; multiple modes of transportation with the objective of reducing congestion. With multiple ; modes, these prices can take on several forms. On road networks, the usage prices refer to the ; tolls collected from motorists for access to certain streets and highways. On a transit system, the ; usage prices are the fares the riders have to pay to travel on, for example, buses and subways. ; The basic concept in this proposal is to employ the market force to allocate limited road and ; transit capacities among travelers by their need to travel and their willingness to pay. The idea ; involves charging congested routes higher prices. When willing to pay higher prices, travelers ; can travel with reduced congestion during peak periods, using the modes, and along the routes of ; their choosing.
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