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THE EQUITY IMPACTS OF ROAD CONGESTION PRICING

Harry W. Richardson · Chang‐Hee Christine Bae

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This paper presents an analysis of some of the key issues that focus on equity consequences of road congestion pricing. This is followed by an examination of the FASTRAK road pricing project on SR 91 in California. The analysis addresses equity objections to road pricing.

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