Road congestion in many Canadian cities has a negative impact on our economy and quality of life. Through a literature and policy review, this report helps to inform the broader policy debate by examining some of the key concepts related to congestion. Implications and opportunities for further research are also considered.
Congestion Costs and Road Capacity. Implications for Policy-makers
Congestion Costs and Road Capacity. Implications for Policy-makers
Canadian Economic Analysis
Sustainable Economy
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There is considerable debate about how much congestion we have on our roads, the extent of its negative impact, and who is most affected by it.
As a complement to their earlier report, the authors of Congestion Costs, Road Capacity, and Implications for Policy-Makers examine some of the key concepts related to road congestion, to help inform the broader policy debate. These concepts include the purpose of user charges and impacts on scheme design, the measurement of congestion and its costs, and the case for direct charges for road use and other congestion reduction strategies.
Implications and opportunities for further research are also considered.
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