Urban Congestion Pricing and the Response Times of Emergency Medical Services
- Cities around the world, including London, Stockholm, Milan, and most recently, New York City (NYC), have adopted congestion pricing, charging drivers a fee to enter high-traffic zones.
- The primary motivation has been to reduce gridlock, but these policies also have other effects.
- In Congestion Pricing and Emergency Medical Service Response: Evidence from New York City (NBER Working Paper 35414), Yulia Chikish, Gregory J.
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- Cities around the world, including London, Stockholm, Milan, and most recently, New York City (NYC), have adopted congestion pricing, charging drivers a fee to enter high-traffic zones.
- The primary motivation has been to reduce gridlock, but these policies also have other effects.
- In Congestion Pricing and Emergency Medical Service Response: Evidence from New York City (NBER Working Paper 35414), Yulia Chikish, Gregory J.
Sources: Nber