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SpilloverEffect


Dimension
Energy
Score
bad
Description
Congestion pricing is a promising alternative for reducing traffic congestion and emissions along the A1 motorway, yet its implementation presents serious pitfalls. Firstly, it could lead to economic strain for workers dependent on their vehicles to get to work. Secondly, without adequate public transport improvements, those who cannot afford the congestion fees may experience longer travel times and reduced access to employment opportunities. Furthermore, the expected emissions reductions might not materialize without significant public commitment to improving public transport and making it a viable alternative. The revenue generated also risks being misallocated or insufficient to adequately fund necessary public transport improvements, leading to inefficiencies and dissatisfaction among the commuting population. While there's potential for reduced congestion and emissions, the model's success hinges on equitable execution and investment, making its effectiveness uncertain over a longer timeframe as economies and commuting patterns evolve.
Alternative
Congestion Pricing and Incentives for Carpooling
Policy
Swiss Roads Initiative
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