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Conference Proceedings 34: International Perspectives on Road Pricing (2005)
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Transportation Research Board. "RECOMMENDED ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION." Conference Proceedings 34: International Perspectives on Road Pricing. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2005.

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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS 34 (1-2)
International Perspectives on Road Pricing (3-6)
Contents (7-10)
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (11-11)
OECD WORKING GROUP FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ROAD PRICING SYMPOSIUM (12-12)
Background and Terminology (13-14)
KEY FINDINGS (15-16)
RECOMMENDED ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION (17-18)
Setting the Stage (19-20)
Welcoming Remarks and Charge to the Conference (21-22)
THEN AND NOW: THE EVOLUTION OF TRANSPORT PRICING AND WHERE WE ARE TODAY Martin Wachs (23-23)
ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK? AN OVERVIEW OF ROAD PRICING APPLICATIONS AND RESEARCH OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES Anthony May (24-26)
Keynote Addresses (27-28)
Central London's Congestion Charging Scheme Has It Achieved Its Objectives? (29-29)
Out on a Limb Pricing Futures (30-30)
Special Topics (31-32)
HOW POLITICS AFFECTS EVEN GOOD PROJECTS Eric Schreffler (33-33)
WHAT DO POLITICIANS REALLY NEED TO KNOW? Jan A. Martinsen (34-35)
TOLL ROAD APPLICATIONS: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY Mark Muriello (36-36)
PLANS FOR VARIABLE PRICING BY FLORIDA'S TURNPIKE ENTERPRISE Jim Ely (37-37)
NEW LANE APPLICATIONS: CALIFORNIA STATE ROUTE 91 Ellen Burton (38-39)
COSTS AND BENEFITS OF PRICING SCHEMES FOR THE NETHERLANDS Erna Schol (40-40)
AN EXPLORATION OF MOTOR VEHICLE CONGESTION CHARGES IN NEW YORK Jeffrey Zupan and Alexis Perrotta (41-41)
RELEVANCE OF PRICING TO EXTERNAL COST CALCULATION: RECENT RESULTS Andrea Ricci (42-43)
LORD OF THE RINGS, TRONDHEIM, NORWAY Erik Amdal (44-44)
TOLLING THE A-86 TUNNEL IN VERSAILLES, FRANCE Dario D'Annunzio (45-45)
TESTING THE REAL-WORLD ACCEPTANCE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF URBAN PRICING Marcel Rommerts (46-46)
EVALUATION OF SINGAPORE'S ELECTRONIC ROAD PRICING SYSTEM Gopinath Menon (47-47)
E-407 PROJECT IN TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA Imad Nassereddine (48-48)
TECHNOLOGY AND PRICING: CAUSE OR EFFECT? Harold Worrall (49-49)
ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION IN JAPAN: A WIDE VARIETY OF TOLLING APPLICATIONS Kuniaki Nakamura and Nihon Doro Kodan (50-50)
LESSONS LEARNED FROM PAYING FOR PARKING Donald Shoup (51-51)
URBAN TOLLS IN OSLO, NORWAY: EXPERIENCES AND CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION Kristian Wrsted (52-53)
MANAGING THE STREETS OF LONDON Derek Turner (54-54)
FAILED SCHEMES IN PRICING Stephen Ison (55-55)
OVERVIEW OF STUDIES ON HEAVY VEHICLE CHARGES Tony Wilson (56-56)
EFFECTS OF PRICING ON TRUCKS IN THE UNITED STATES Darrin Roth (57-57)
TOLLING HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES ON GERMANY'S AUTOBAHNEN Andreas Kossak (58-59)
WELFARE AND DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OF ALTERNATIVE ROAD PRICING POLICIES FOR METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON, D.C. Peter Nelson (60-60)
IMPACTS OF PRICING ON INCOME CLASSES Douglass Lee (61-62)
MOVING THE GOODS IN LOS ANGELES Mark Griffin (63-63)
ROAD PRICING AND URBAN FREIGHT IN EUROPE: PRACTICES AND DEVELOPMENTS FROM THE BESTUFS PROJECT Martin Ruesch (64-65)
INNOVATIVE FINANCING'S ROLE IN PRICING PROJECTS Genevieve Giuliano (66-66)
INTERSTATE 680 AND OTHER CALIFORNIA PROJECTS Jim Bourgart (67-67)
PRICE DEMAND ELASTICITIES AND USAGE OF HOUSTON'S HOT LANES Mark Burris (68-68)
PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF PRICING SCHEMES FOR THE NETHERLANDS Yvonne Need (69-69)
PRICING TRAFFIC, PACING GROWTH Robert Dunphy (70-70)
Responses to Findings The Future of Pricing (71-72)
Resource Papers (73-74)
EVOLUTION OF ARGUMENTS FOR CONGESTION PRICING IN THE UNITED STATES (75-75)
Pigou and Knight on Congestion Pricing (76-77)
THE CURBING GRIDLOCK STUDY (78-78)
Facility Pricing in the United States Versus Area Pricing in Europe (79-79)
Recommendations from CURBING GRIDLOCK (80-80)
HOT Lanes as a Road Pricing Innovation (81-81)
Growing Traffic, Financial Pressures, and an Emphasis on Management (82-82)
REFERENCES (83-84)
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back? An Overview of Road Pricing Applications and Research Outside the United States (85-85)
United Kingdom (86-86)
Norway (87-87)
Sweden (88-88)
Germany (89-89)
Singapore (90-91)
Other Asian Developments (92-92)
IMPLICATIONS (93-93)
Acceptability (94-94)
Equity (95-95)
Economic Impacts (96-96)
Technology (97-97)
Scheme Design and Integrated Strategies (98-98)
CONCLUSIONS (99-99)
REFERENCES (100-103)
Committee Member Biographical Information (104-107)
Participants (108-112)