Significats de road pricing en anglès

This includes urban road pricing or congestion charging, first pioneered by Singapore in the 1970s.

But road pricing proposals are likely to cause controversy.

Any agreement on road pricing would need to be agreed upon sooner, rather than later, he said.

Mayor Len Brown described the report showing road pricing was part of the answer as good news.

Transport Minister Simon Bridges said, in the longer term, road pricing would be part of the toolkit.

Partner Mr David Hearne says road pricing is now a "real likelihood" in the capital.

It also has potential for road pricing.

The first was the contentious issue of road pricing and the attempt by politicians to skirt round it.

He said there needs to be extensive public private partnerships and electronic road pricing to complete the motorway network.

Seattle is considering setting up congestion pricing, and New York City is moving forward with its own road pricing scheme.

Mr Twyford said the government was looking at a GPS-based road pricing system, but something like that could be decade away.

It talks road pricing, the controversial policy that charges drivers to enter certain parts of a city in certain times of day.

The Government plans to introduce congestion charging, road pricing, car sharing schemes and workplace travel plans, as part of its Sustainable Transport Action Plan.

The Minister for Transport, Mr Seamus Brennan, said he would not rule out road pricing if other initiatives to improve traffic congestion do not work.

Transport Secretary Alistair Darling published a study today which said a nationwide road pricing scheme would be feasible within 10 to 15 years.

It has just been launched on the Irish market with on-the- road pricing that starts at €16,995 for the 1.4 litre 16-valve active version.