Sentence examples for price road from inspiring English sources

At Price Road, US 27 met its southernmost business loop, the BUS US 27 for St . Johns

The economic solution to traffic jams is to price roads the way we price other limited resources.

While some municipalities have begun to recognise congestion externalities and price roads accordingly, few seem to have understood that use of public infrastructure also involves deterioration externalities.

This paper addresses a new optimization scheme designed for a congestion pricing road network with variable demands (CPRAM).

A congestion pricing road network with variable demands can be formulated as a mathematical program with equilibrium constraints (MPEC) where the user equilibrium with variable demands is expressed as a variational inequality problem.

"But we can't solve gridlock without pricing roads according to demand.

Many economists favor the concept of congestion pricing (sometimes called road pricing) because it requires private users to pay for delays they impose on others.

A driver now pays the same petrol-tax-imposed price for roads, whether demand is high or low.

One proposal is to include details of prices on road signs giving the distance to the nearest service stations, which happens in France.

Other industrialized democracies have accepted much higher gas taxes as a price for roads and bridges and now depend on the revenue.

After 1945 the system of limited entry ('concessions') and minimum prices for road haulage was sustained.