Sentence examples for impose congestion from inspiring English sources

His unsuccessful attempt to impose "congestion pricing" for cars in Manhattan had London as a model.

Proposals to impose congestion fees have failed politically, and on-street parking is priced artificially low.

Mr. Skyler will also take over Mr. Doctoroff's role orchestrating the mayor's PlaNYC environmental agenda, including efforts to impose congestion pricing in the area of Manhattan below 86th Street.

The first reason is revealed in the authors' analysis of London's plan to impose congestion pricing to reduce gridlock in the capital's labyrinthine road system.

Stockholm imposed congestion pricing on a trial basis last year; the program worked so well that voters opted to reinstitute it.

Milan joined London, Stockholm and Singapore among cities imposing congestion charges on drivers in an effort to improve the air quality in one of Europe's most polluted urban centers.

Do the arithmetic and you find that each individual's decision to commute by car in Atlanta imposes congestion costs of $3,500 per year, or $14 per workday, on other people.

In third condition, we evaluated the throughput performance of TCP NCE by imposing congestion loss, random loss, and packet reordering in order to confirm that TCP NCE performs well in congestion and non-congestion events by using dumbell shaped wireless network as shown in Figure 13c.

Virginia imposed congestion pricing tolls late last year outside Washington, D.C., on I-66, in the wake of tolls in recent years on some lanes of I-495, I-95 and I-395, bringing howls from drivers who paid upward of $40 for a 10-mile ride at the height of rush hour.

Councils from across the West Midlands in the United Kingdom, including Birmingham and Coventry, rejected the idea of imposing congestion pricing schemes on the area in 2008, despite promises from central government of transport project funding in exchange for the implementation of a road pricing pilot scheme.

He wants to charge hospitals and other nonprofits for city water, impose a congestion surcharge of $2 for parking downtown and raise fees for drunken driving.