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Tag Archives: Singapore

Smart roads are making new mass transit and expressways obsolete

September 6, 2013Congestion Charge, Tolls, TransportationCongestion Charge, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, Electronic toll collection, Lawrence Solomon, Public transport, Singapore, Toll road, Traffic congestionconsumerpolicyinstitute

Satellite technology tracks traffic along all routes, changing rates on the fly Continue reading Smart roads are making new mass transit and expressways obsolete →

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Dynamic roads cure traffic woes

August 13, 2013Congestion Charge, Tolls, TransportationBrady Yauch, Canada, Congestion pricing, Consumer Policy Institute, Electronic toll collection, Road, Singapore, Toronto, Traffic congestionconsumerpolicyinstitute

Singapore’s congestion charge should serve as a template in how to keep traffic moving. Continue reading Dynamic roads cure traffic woes →

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