Planning and Design

  • Search
  • Current issue
  • Forthcoming
  • All volumes
  • EPB homepage
  • EP homepage
  • Pion homepage
1997 volume 24(4) pages 527 – 548
doi:10.1068/b240527

Cite as:
Verhoef E, Nijkamp P, Rietveld P, 1997, “Tradeable permits: their potential in the regulation of road transport externalities” Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 24(4) 527 – 548
Download citation data in RIS format

Tradeable permits: their potential in the regulation of road transport externalities

E Verhoef, P Nijkamp, P Rietveld

Received 6 November 1996; in revised form 12 November 1996

Abstract. In this paper the possibilities of using tradeable permits in the regulation of road transport externalities are explored. After discussing the theory of tradeable permits and some practical applications, we will identify a number of potentially promising applications of their usage for coping with road transport externalities. These include applications on the demand side (user oriented) and on the supply side (automobile and fuel industry).

 

Restricted material:

 

Your computer (IP address: 207.241.237.214) has not been recognised as being on a network authorised to view the full text or references of this article. This content is part of our deep back archive. If you are a member of a university library that has a subscription to the journal, please contact your serials librarian (subscriptions information).

Scroll to Top