PowerPointpresentatie

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Road pricing in the Netherlands

• Olga Teule
• Directorate-General Passenger Transport

14 May 2002
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Content

• Background
• Starting points
• Effects
• Market structure
• Planning
• Conclusions

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Background
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Cabinets policy on transportation

• Goals
• Better accessibility
• Better quality of life
• Better safety

• Strategy
• Better use of current infrastructure
• Pricing -gt charging per kilometre
• Construction when necessary

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Cabinets view on road pricing

• Introduction road pricing forcar-users from 2006
• Equitable tax system
• Budgetary neutral operation
• Privacy guaranteed
• Market participation necessary

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Starting points
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Road pricing starting points

• Payment per kilometer driven
• Mobimeter mandatory as of 2006
• Existing technology
• Variabilisation of current fiscal costs
• Backoffice operations outsourced RSPs
• Process to gain user acceptance

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Variabilisation
Billion Euro (2001)
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Effects
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Effects Road Pricing
Environment
Mobility
Safety
Traffic safety
Vehicle kilometres
Hours spent in traffic jam
Emissions
- 10
- 25
- 10
- 10
Variabilisation
- 12
- 13
- 49
Time Place
To research
Effects in 2020 with reference to a situation
without Roadpricing
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Market structure
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Road pricing overview
Government (Tax-Dept)
Road pricing Service Providers
Owner / mobimeter
Business Partners in-car Services
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Service providers - Business case
Public services
In car services

• control/sanctioning setting tariffs
• payments
• invoices
• complaints .

• control / spot-checks
• sending declarations
• distribute tariffs
• support customers

• Eg.
• individual traffic info
• route-planning
• SOS button
• parking reservations
• entertainment (movies, games)

Private Taken
Tasks to be outsourced
Tasks Government
Tasks Government
Business Case Road pricing Service Providers
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Planning
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Planning 2001 - 2006
6/2001
1/2002
1/2003
1/2004
1/2005
1/2006
1/2007
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Conclusions
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Conclusions

• Kilometre charging is a future-proof and flexible
  system
• It offers opportunities for the market,
  governments and consumers