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Empirical assessment of bottleneck congestion with a constant and peak toll: San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge

Gonzales et al., 2015

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4718512227416457546
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Gonzales E
Christofa E
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EURO Journal on Transportation and Logistics

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Extensive theoretical research has been conducted on the morning commute problem building on the bottleneck model (Vickrey in Am Econ Rev 59 (2): 251–260, 1969). There have been far fewer studies assessing the bottleneck model and its extensions using real …
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