Sydney’s traffic congestion, resulting from years of “political neglect”, can only be resolved with the introduction of a “radical” new system of charges for road usage, according to a University of Sydney Business School researcher.
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Australians prepared to adopt new pricing regime to reduce congestion
A majority of Australians support replacing existing road usage charges replaced with a system more directly linked to the distance and time of day they travel, according to a University of Sydney Business School survey.
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Contributing to the cause
Governments are well placed to recover transport infrastructure costs by asking homeowners and businesses that gain financially from infrastructure development to share this benefit, according to a researcher at the University of Sydney Business School.
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Local homeowners and businesses should contribute to infrastructure costs – research
A leading researcher from the University of Sydney Business School suggests governments are well placed to recover transport infrastructure costs by asking homeowners and businesses that benefit financially from the developments to share this benefit.
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Self-driving cars could make traffic congestion worse – new report
The University of Sydney Business School’s latest Transport Opinion Survey suggests road congestion in Australia’s major cities is unlikely to ease with the arrival of self-driving cars and could worsen.
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