An unfortunate, but acceptable byproduct of good policy? Or evidence that congestion pricing is merely a tax that clever drivers will find away around? These are important questions to consider as policy successes make their way around the world."[London]'s congestion pricing for drivers is heralded around the world for reducing traffic and pollution. It's also causing an unintended effect: a sharp jump in thieves stealing or counterfeiting license plates. Thieves are pinching plates by the dozens every day to fool the city's traffic cameras, which enforce the £8 ($16) daily charge to drive in central London as well as other traffic infractions."
- Niraj Sheth, Wall Street Journal, Friday 11/02/07, B1
Friday, November 2, 2007
Talk About Free Riders!
Posted by creation of the nation at 7:36 PM
Labels: congestion pricing, LONDON, Niraj Sheth, policy tranfer, Wall Street Journal
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