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doi:10.1553/ITA-pb



doi:10.1553/ITA-pb-EPTA-2017



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PDF Icon  Shaping the Future of Mobility. Mobility Pricing in Europe and beyond ()

doi:10.1553/ITA-pb-EPTA-2017

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By today’s standards it is not much more than a surprisingly small, yellow and black lacquered plywood box. But in the 1840’s, drawn by ve horses, it grandly ushered in a new era, putting Switzerland at the crossroads of major transport corridors in Europe and thereby reshaping the country’s geographic, polit- ical and social contexts: The rst stagecoach negotiating the hair-raising hairpin turns of the then newly opened road over the Gotthard pass.As in many industrialized countries, the transport system in Switzerland has since evolved with ever increasing speed. Not just in the Gotthard region, where in 1882, the pass road was outclassed by the opening of the railway tunnel. Almost exactly one hundred years later, the motorway tunnel started oper- ating, dwarfed today by the rail base tunnel whose 57 km make it the world’s longest tunneling project.Technology Assessment (TA) is well-placed to know that such technological feats entail op- portunities as well as risks. Greater mobility, better means of communication and improved transport systems have to be balanced with ever increasing numbers of infrastructure users, traf c congestion, pollution and environmental impacts as well as exploding costs in nancial as well as social terms. By furnishing independent and credible analyses, TA provides policy options intended to guide technolog- ical developments for the good of society.This report provides an overview of mobility pricing in different countries as well as their plan to tackle the challenge of managing mobility in the near future. It is part of a series of similar reports compiled every year by the respective presidency of the EPTA network. As in previous editions, it is a col- lection of contributions written from the perspectives of different full and associate members of EPTA. As such, it can be read as a stand alone survey of the transport policy situation in a number of industri- alized countries, but it also provides an information basis for the issues addressed by the international EPTA conference “Shaping the Future of Mobility” hosted by TA-SWISS in the Swiss Transport Museum in Lucerne on November 8, 2017 – by the way, Switzerland’s most popular museum.

Publisher: EPTA – European Parliamentary Technology Assessment
Published: Bern, October 2017
Editor: TA-Swiss
Authors of country report "Austria": Stefanie Peer & Tanja Sinozic

Keywords:  epta-report mobility-pricing
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Document Date:  2017/11/15 15:00:00
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