NYC Congestion Pricing Scenario Comparisons

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    1. Congestion Mitigation Strategies: Modifications to the City’s plan New York City Traffic Congestion Mitigation Commission December 17, 2007
    2. Overview of presentation and research
    3. Objectives
      • Important to return the Commission's focus to strategies that directly affect motorists' movements into the CP zone
      • This presentation is offered to promote the Commission's understanding of choices available using the City's plan as a base as the Commission takes up the decision of what to recommend to achieve the goals of the City's Plan
    4. The Dials to Turn
      • Northern boundary of CP zone
        • 86 th St
        • 60 th St
      • Trip types
        • Staying in the zone
        • Through trips on FDR and Rt. 9A
        • 2-way (inbound and outbound)
        • 1-way (inbound only)
      • The rate charged
        • Amount charged: Toll offset or LPR Surcharge
        • Flat vs. variable time of day
        • 12 hour or 24 hour
      • Type of Charge
        • Fee (once a day)
        • Toll (recurring)
    5. Analytic process
      • Adjustment
      • of
      • Charge
      • Factors
      • Northern boundary of CP Zone
      • Trip types to be charged
      • The rate charged
      • Type of charge
      • Change in
      • Impact on
      • Drivers
      • Fewer trips
      • Lower VMT
      • Trips via different routes
      • Change in
      • Financial Outcomes
      • Capital Costs
      • Gross Revenue
      • Operating Costs
      • Net Revenue
      • Change in
      • Mobility Outcomes
      • Change in VMT
      • Impacts to highway network
      • Impacts to transit network
    6. City’s Plan
      • 6.7% VMT reduction
      • $224m capital cost
      • $649m gross revenue (annual)
      • $229m operating costs
      • $420m net revenue
      • 6.2% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Smaller VMT reduction: 0.5%
        • Lower capital cost: -$5m
        • Lower net revenues: -$33m
      1. Move northern boundary to 60 St
      • 5.9% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Smaller VMT reduction: 0.3%
        • Lower capital cost: -$94m
        • Higher net revenues: +$25m
      2. Eliminate intrazonal charge
      • 6.1% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Larger VMT reduction: 0.2%
        • Lower capital cost: -$52m
        • Higher net revenues: +$27m
      3. Charge thru trips using periphery
      • 6.0% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Smaller VMT reduction: 0.1%
        • Same capital cost
        • Lower net revenues: +$3m
      4. Charge in-bound trips only
      • 6.8% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Larger VMT reduction: 0.8%
        • Same capital cost
        • Higher net revenues: +$28m
      4a. In-bound only with variable fee
      • 8.2% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Larger VMT reduction: 1.4%
        • Same capital cost
        • Higher net revenues: +$55m
      4b. In-bound only with variable fee – 24 hours
      • 8.3% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Larger VMT reduction: 2.2%
        • Same capital cost
        • Higher net revenues: +$176m
      5. Eliminate or reduce toll offset
      • 6.3% VMT reduction
      • Impact of this change:
        • Larger VMT reduction: 0.2%
        • Same capital cost:
        • Higher net revenues: +$16m
      6. $1 surcharge for License Plate Recognition customers (non-E-ZPass)
    7. Toll options
      • Applied to untolled bridges and avenues
      • Per trip toll instead of daily fee – pay every time you cross
      • No credit or offset for PA or MTA tolls
      • May be 24/7/365
      • 5.6% VMT reduction
      • $62m capital cost
      • $570m gross revenue (annual)
      • $39m operating costs
      • $531m net revenue
      Alternative: East River bridge tolls
      • 13.4% VMT reduction
      • $72m capital cost
      • $1,155m gross revenue (annual)
      • $96m operating costs
      • $1,059m net revenue
      Cordon toll

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