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ROAD PRICING IN HONG KONG: A VIABLE PROPOSAL

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Draconian measures are being recommended in Hong Kong to reduce the use of the car and lorries. These include increased ownership taxes, increased fuel taxes, goods vehicle controls and electronic road pricing. However, despite clear economic advantages there is considerable political opposition to implementation. -Author

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