车道租赁——在混乱的时代规划前进的道路

IF 1 4区工程技术 Q4 ENGINEERING, CIVIL

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Municipal Engineer Pub Date : 2017-01-23 DOI:10.1680/jmuen.16.00048

Jonathan Williams

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如果你今年夏天被道路工程造成的交通堵塞所困，你就会理解地方政府协会(LGA)迫切要求政府授权地方议会对某些繁忙道路的挖掘实行每日收费或车道租金。根据LGA的数据，这个国家目前有120亿英镑的维修积压，五分之一的道路被归类为状况不佳，所以必须付出一些东西，为什么总是道路使用者呢?但是，车道租赁模式与许可证相比有什么优势呢?地方议会效仿肯特郡议会和伦敦交通局的做法，并大幅减少干扰，会有多容易?英国Yotta公司的产品顾问乔纳森·威廉姆斯(Jonathan Williams)认为，车道租赁是一个好主意，但不一定是一个容易的选择。威廉姆斯说，成功在于执行。那么，地方议会需要考虑什么才能把它做好呢?本文将介绍道路工程所面临的主要挑战，并详细介绍……

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Lane rental – plotting the way forward in the age of disruption

If you've been stuck in a traffic jam caused by roadworks this summer, you will understand the Local Government Association's (LGA) urgency in asking the government to grant councils the power to introduce a daily rate or lane rental for digging up certain busy roads. According to the LGA, the country currently has a £12 billion backlog of repairs, and one in five roads is classed as being in poor condition, so something has to give, and why should it always be the road user? But what advantage does the lane rental model have over permits? And how easy will it be for councils to follow early adopters Kent County Council and Transport for London and dramatically cut disruption? Jonathan Williams, Product Consultant of Yotta, UK, believes lane rental is a great idea, but not necessarily the easy option. Success, Williams says, lies in the execution. So what do councils need to think about to get it right? This article takes a look at the key challenges roadworks pose and looks in detail at the viability of ...

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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers-Municipal Engineer 工程技术-工程：土木

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3.70

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>12 weeks

期刊介绍： Municipal Engineer publishes international peer reviewed research, best practice, case study and project papers reports. The journal proudly enjoys an international readership and actively encourages international Panel members and authors. The journal covers the effect of civil engineering on local community such as technical issues, political interface and community participation, the sustainability agenda, cultural context, and the key dimensions of procurement, management and finance. This also includes public services, utilities, and transport. Research needs to be transferable and of interest to a wide international audience. Please ensure that municipal aspects are considered in all submissions. We are happy to consider research papers/reviews/briefing articles.