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Tag Archives: Electronic toll collection

LA’s transit plans falling well short of expectations

January 29, 2016TransportationBrady Yauch, Congestion Charge, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Public transport, Toll road, Toronto, Toronto Transit Commission, Traffic congestion, Transportation, TTCconsumerpolicyinstitute

Transit officials in Los Angeles spent billions of dollars on a massive transit expansion, but the results have failed to live up to their expectations. Continue reading LA’s transit plans falling well short of expectations →

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HOT lanes should be just the beginning

August 4, 2015Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Public transport, Toll road, Traffic congestion, transit fares, Transportationconsumerpolicyinstitute

Converting carpool lanes across the GTA to dynamic toll lanes will benefit all commuters. Continue reading HOT lanes should be just the beginning →

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Transit tax won’t ease congestion

April 8, 2015TransportationBrady Yauch, Congestion Charge, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, Electronic toll collection, Public transport, Traffic congestion, Translinkconsumerpolicyinstitute

Plebiscite: Boston and Miami should serve as cautionary examples for Vancouver voters. Continue reading Transit tax won’t ease congestion →

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Forget more transit, congestion charges best solution for traffic woes

December 4, 2014Congestion Charge, Transportation, TTCBrady Yauch, Congestion Charge, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Metrolinx, Public transport, Toronto Transit Commission, Traffic congestionconsumerpolicyinstitute

The best way to tackle traffic congestion is not by building more transit, according to new research. Continue reading Forget more transit, congestion charges best solution for traffic woes →

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Vancouver mayors tout tried-and-true solution to congestion

June 16, 2014Congestion Charge, Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, Congestion Charge, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Public transport, Toll road, Torontoconsumerpolicyinstitute

A new report from the Vancouver Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation says pricing is the best way to tackle congestion. Continue reading Vancouver mayors tout tried-and-true solution to congestion →

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Andrew Coyne: The real solution to traffic congestion? Road tolls

June 6, 2014Tolls, Transportation, TTCBrady Yauch, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, Downtown Relief Line, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Public transport, Toronto, Toronto Transit Commission, Traffic congestionconsumerpolicyinstitute

National Post columnist Andrew Coyne highlights CPI’s recent study on the Downtown Relief Line. Continue reading Andrew Coyne: The real solution to traffic congestion? Road tolls →

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Miami toll system proving popular with riders and good for transit

March 27, 2014Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Public transport, Toll roadconsumerpolicyinstitute

Why a dynamic toll road in Miami has been popular with drivers and a boost to public transit ridership. Continue reading Miami toll system proving popular with riders and good for transit →

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A refund for sitting in traffic? Yes, that exists

November 22, 2013Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Dallas, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Toll roadconsumerpolicyinstitute

Dallas is moving ahead with a toll system that will offer drivers a refund if they’re stuck sitting in traffic. Continue reading A refund for sitting in traffic? Yes, that exists →

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Time to consider tolls in the GTA

November 8, 2013Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, Congestion Charge, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, Metrolinx, Toll road, Torontoconsumerpolicyinstitute

Consumer Policy Institute argues in a letter to the Transit Investment Strategy Advisory Panel why tolls will ease congestion and increase transit ridership. Continue reading Time to consider tolls in the GTA →

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Houston turns to prices to solve congestion woes

October 17, 2013Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, congestion, Consumer Policy Institute, dynamic tolls, Electronic toll collection, toll lanes, Toll roadconsumerpolicyinstitute

Officials in Houston are using the power prices to tackle congestion on a busy stretch of highway. Continue reading Houston turns to prices to solve congestion woes →

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