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Electronic Road User Charging and Tolling.
Title:
Electronic Road User Charging and Tolling.
Author:
Pickford, Andrew.
ISBN:
9781580538596
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (378 pages)
Series:
Artech House ITS
Contents:
Road User Charging and Electronic Toll Collection -- Contents vii -- Acknowledgments xv -- Chapter 1 Introduction to Road User Charging 1 -- 1.1 Introduction 1 -- 1.2 Scope of This Book 2 -- 1.3 Brief Overview of Road Charging Developments 6 -- References 9 -- Chapter 2 Road User Charging and Toll Collection 11 -- 2.1 Historical Context 11 -- 2.2 Charging for Road Use 12 -- 2.3 From Policy to Technology 21 -- 2.4 New Methods of Charging 37 -- 2.5 Complementary Systems 41 -- 2.6 Summary 43 -- References 43 -- Chapter 3 Technology Options for Charging 49 -- 3.1 Background 49 -- 3.2 Minimum Operational Requirements for Charging Technologies 51 -- 3.3 The Dilemma of Precedence 52 -- 3.4 Charging Versus Payment 53 -- 3.5 Functional Requirements and Technology Choice 54 -- 3.6 Standards and Interoperability 83 -- 3.7 The Future 88 -- 3.8 Summary and Conclusions 92 -- References 93 -- Chapter 4 Technology Options for Enforcement 97 -- 4.1 Background 97 -- 4.2 Declarations 98 -- 4.3 Measurability and Enforceability 101 -- 4.4 Enforcement Strategy Options 104 -- 4.5 The Enforcement Process 119 -- 4.6 Examples 125 -- 4.7 Cross-Border Enforcement 128 -- 4.8 Innovation and Trends 128 -- 4.9 Summary 130 -- References 131 -- Chapter 5 Vehicle Detection and Classification 133 -- 5.1 Background 133 -- 5.2 Approaches to Detection and Classification 137 -- 5.3 Detection and Measurement Technologies 149 -- 5.4 Worked Examples 151 -- 5.5 The Future 155 -- 5.6 Summary and Conclusions 157 -- References 157 -- Selected Bibliography 159 -- Chapter 6 Central System 161 -- 6.1 Context 161 -- 6.2 The Role of a Central System 162 -- 6.3 The Operations Life Cycle 177 -- 6.4 Scalability 182 -- 6.5 System Architectures 185 -- 6.6 Economies of Scale 187 -- 6.7 Summary 191 -- References 192 -- Selected Bibliography 193 -- Chapter 7 Assembling the Pieces 195 -- 7.1 Background 195.

7.2 The Story So Far 195 -- 7.3 Context 196 -- 7.4 Timetable 210 -- 7.5 Procurement 212 -- 7.6 Perspectives 223 -- 7.7 Delivery and Operations 226 -- 7.8 Scaling 236 -- 7.9 The Future 238 -- 7.10 Summary 239 -- References 240 -- Chapter 8 Case Studies 243 -- 8.1 Introduction 243 -- 8.2 Urban Demand Management 243 -- 8.3 Small-Scale Toll Systems 254 -- 8.4 Regional and Interoperable Tolling 257 -- 8.5 Charging for HGVs 266 -- 8.6 HOT and HOV Lanes, United States 273 -- 8.7 Significant Trials and Pilots 275 -- References 288 -- Chapter 9 Future Developments 293 -- 9.1 Introduction 293 -- 9.2 New Communications and Location-Based Technologies 293 -- 9.3 Systems Innovations 306 -- 9.4 Intelligent Infrastructure 315 -- 9.5 Summary 328 -- References 330 -- Glossary 333 -- About the Authors 349 -- Index.
Abstract:
As highways, crossing points, and urban streets become increasingly jammed with traffic, more and more roadway authorities are turning to electronic tolling and pricing to manage traffic and road usage. This authoritative book offers professionals expert guidance in planning, procuring, and operating electronic tolling and road-user charging systems. It cuts through a seemingly confusing array of technology solutions so analysts and engineers can match the right technology to policy. Moreover, the book clearly explains pricing and traffic management principles so planners can easily establish and change policies and pricing schemes. This practical volume focuses on established and emerging technologies used in charging, enforcement, and classifying vehicles, and it comprehensively covers privacy, legal, trade, and other regulatory issues. The book presents case studies from around the world that detail best practices for pricing, managing traffic demand, and developing local, regional, and cross-border pricing and tolling policies.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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