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Technologies to Measure Indicators for Road User Charging
Abstract A technically and economically feasible road user charging scheme should be based on quantities that are readily and accurately measurable, as well as being directly variable with the amount of road use and its impact on the environment and society. A key...
Transportation and Climate Change: Developing Technologies, Policies and Strategies
The rapid increases in the speed, efficiency, and accessibility of the transportation system over the past century have enabled unprecedented levels of social interaction and economic productivity throughout the world. Transportation for personal mobility and for the...
Legislative and Regulatory Moves to Reduce Transportation’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions
This article reviews recent congressional legislation promulgating regulations to reduce transportation's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It points out that, while progress in the 111th Congress is uncertain, the Clean Air Act requires the Environmental Protection...
Causal Linkages Between Highways and Sector-Level Employment
Jiwattanakulpaisarn, P., Noland, R.B. & D.J. Graham. 2010, "Causal Linkages Between Highways and Sector-Level Employment", Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, vol. 44, pp. 265-280. Abstract While transport infrastructure investments have usually...