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Corridors of Choice report

Steer examines the potential for generating revenues from motorway tolls to then reinvest in the road network in the UK.

By Steer

Steer Davies Gleave consultants Neil Chadwick and David Moffat publish a new think piece, which examines the potential for generating revenues from motorway tolls to then reinvest in the road network in the UK.

Coming at a time of reduced public expenditure, the report titled ‘Corridors of Choice’ presents the option for charging drivers on trialled tolled on sections of improved motorway or taking a less reliable route using local road networks. 

 

 

 

 

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