The welfare impacts of alternative policies to address atmospheric pollution in urban road transport

Article Abstract:

In projecting inefficiences in urban transportation through the year 2005, this study finds that welfare gains are available through reducing congestion and unpaid parking. Cost of air pollution is also significant, and emmissions and fuel efficiency regulation show no benefit.

Public Administration, Regional Government, Statistical Data Included, Automotive transportation, Environmental aspects, Transportation, Cities and towns, Transportation policy, Transportation, Automotive

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Land markets and land market regulation: progress towards understanding

Article Abstract:

The outcome of the meeting at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in the summer of 2002, which concentrates on the ways to find solution to the ignorance of the land utilization ordinance, is presented.

United Kingdom, Interpretation and construction, Land use, Land law

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Regulating on-street parking

Article Abstract:

A study compares off-street parking facilities and cheaper on-street parking location, with a view to judge their merits regarding convenience and cost.

Organizational history, Automobile parking, Location, Parking facilities

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