Sentence examples for implementing congestion from inspiring English sources

To solve the problem, the Bush administration has proposed implementing "congestion pricing," where airlines would pay an additional fee if they schedule flights during peak hours.

The findings' contributions are used to modelling the guaranteed QoS for the WSNs, and they may have potential applications to buffer and delay di-mensioning, QoS support, routing implementing, congestion control and load balancing for the WSNs and other wireless networks with some characteristics of distribution and multi-hops.

The results showed that under the situation without flexible work patterns, the disutility of late arrival and early departure were high, which resulted in less attractiveness for commuters to switch their departure time and further weaken the performance of implementing congestion charging.

The transport economics rationale for implementing congestion pricing on roads, described as "one policy response to the problem of congestion", was summarized in testimony to the United States Congress Joint Economic Committee in 2003: "congestion is considered to arise from the mispricing of a good; namely, highway capacity at a specific place and time.

And he never managed to implement congestion charging.

Several cities have tried to implement congestion charges (fixed fees to drive into crowded areas) but most have failed.

Ken Livingstone, for whom I worked as private secretary for his first year in office, didn't implement congestion charging until 2003 - three years after he was elected - with the Olympic Bid and London Plan following the next year.

Taxis link up via transponders to a central system through which the country implements congestion control, including peak hour and business district surcharges.

London and Stockholm had similar problems and implemented congestion pricing plans; London saw 30% traffic delay reductions, Stockholm had 22%.

In January 2012, the federal government of Brazil enacted the Urban Mobility Law that authorizes municipalities to implement congestion pricing to reduce traffic flows.

London has implemented congestion pricing of roadways by zone; Paris has reduced the total number of parking spaces in the city, and has actually increased sidewalk space and built separated bike lanes by removing lanes from major boulevards.