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Road pricing schemes effective elsewhere

Road pricing schemes are already operating effectively in Italy, Norway and in Singapore, and other countries, such as the Netherlands, are developing schemes.

The Commission for Integrated Transport has carried out a comprehensive review of the existing and planned road pricing schemes worldwide: Commission for Integrated Transport Review
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