Reducing personal vehicle usage Improve cycling infrastructure Upgrading public transport Walking and cycling, and leapfrogging vehicle technology should be introduced Plan cities for people, and not for vehicles. Design roads for public transport, cycling and walking, not for cars. To have a limit to the number of private cars owned per family. Use CCTV to monitor road conditions Charge for workplace parking Extend residents’ parking zones Improve bus services Introduce a congestion charge/road pricing Use Inbound Flow control in order to manage morning peak traffic flows efficiently
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Car clubs or car sharing/pooling.
Pricing fees for parking spaces by the number of persons in the vehicle, the time of day or location. Movable median barriers to add capacity during peak periods. Road pricing system. Solar-powered road panels. Adopt “parking cash-out” programs. Dynamic Traffic Forecasting. Designing separate roads or lanes to control speeds and vehicles of different sizes, weights and velocities. Increasing mass transit options and encouraging rail freight opportunities to remove truck traffic from the roads.