Do Road Projects Benefit Industry?: A Case Study of the Humber Bridge

Peter Mackie · Dávid Simon

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Firms using the Humber bridge regularly for goods transport were able to benefit in a number of ways, and in this case it is appropriate to value savings in drivers’ time by the wage rate. But this conclusion may not be applicable to the more usual case of smaller incremental road improvements.

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