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Supplementary reports

The following reports provide background information to support the main report:

Attitudes towards transport: A report on Attitudes to Road Pricing is available within our Transport Statistics section.

Implementation of road pricing

Supplementary reports to the Road Pricing Feasibility Study - a comprehensive study to examine how a new system of charging for road use could help make better use of our road capacity.

Review of multi-modal study modelling of road pricing

Report by Denvil Coombe summarising the findings of several multi-modal studies - supplementary report to Road Pricing Feasibility Study.

Road user charging - pricing structures (266 kb)

A report by Institute for Transport Studies, Leeds reviewing evidence of how the public could understand and respond to different types of pricing structures - supplementary report to Road Pricing Feasibility Study.

Published:: 07 October 2004

Economics of road pricing (253 kb)

Report by Institute for Transport Studies, Leeds on the economic rationale for road pricing - supplementary report to Road Pricing Feasibility Study.

Published:: 27 October 2004

Evidence base review of public attitudes (855 kb)

Report by Centre for Transport & Society, UWE reviewing the existing research into public attitudes - supplementary report to Road Pricing Feasibility Study.