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Home Economic evaluation manual 2005 - vol 2 (demand management & transport services) Ch 11 Evaluation of private sector financing and road tolling 11.11 - Alternatives and options

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11.11 - Alternatives and options

  • 11.1 - Evaluation of private sector financing and road tolling
  • 11.2 - Method of evaluation
  • 11.3 - Stages of analysis
  • 11.4 - Do minimum
  • 11.5 - Travel impacts
  • 11.6 - Costs
  • 11.7 - Benefits
  • 11.8 - Period of analysis
  • 11.9 - Financial evaluation
  • 11.10 - Cost benefit evaluation
  • 11.11 - Alternatives and options
  • 11.12 - Sensitivity and risk analysis
  • 11.13 - References

11.11 - Alternatives and options

Introduction

Tolling must be evaluated as an option compared with the case of no tolls.

A number of other options aimed at optimisation of the transport system should also be assessed, including:

  • revenue maximisation tolls
  • level of tolls and other measures maximising social welfare
  • level of tolls and other measures maximising traffic diversion from sensitive areas
  • level of tolls and other measures to optimise level of service.

When considering private sector financing options, only options that reduce public sector costs should remain in the final set of options.

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