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SummaryTaxonomy and descriptionFirst principles assesmentEvidence on performancePolicy contributionComplementary instrumentsReferences

Complementary instruments

Types of instrument

Overcoming financial barriers

Overcoming political barriers

Compensating losers

Reinforcing benefits

Land-use

 

Pedestrianisation to improve the environment and attract more visitors and shoppers

 

Parking standards for new developments

Attitudinal and behavioural

     

Individualised marketing campaigns

company travel plans to promote the use of alternatives to the car

Infrastructure measures

   

Segregated cycle lanes

Provision of park and ride facilities

Management of the infrastructure

 

Reallocation of road space.

Improved public transport provision and cycle facilities

Provision of rail and bus services as well as priority for buses and cyclists on the road

Information provision

 

Parking and policy information.

Information on new/alternative parking regimes and alternatives to the car.

Parking information

Charging

Urban road charging.

   

Parking charges should be more expensive than public transport fare levels

Parking charges.

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Text edited at the Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT