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Analysis estimates how public policy affects road traffic levels in Greater London, suggesting implications for urban transport management.
Road traffic is found to be sensitive to petrol price increases. Service is twice as important as fares in determining transfer from bus to car. Increases in petrol prices do not offset extra peak period traffic, as petrol savings are made largely in off-peak times.
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