Engine-Related Restrictions | |
Description: A special case of vehicle restriction granting access to a target area only for vehicles that meet a certain level of environmental standard. These strategies try to reduce the environmental externalities of freight traffic by fostering the use of environmentally friendly technologies. | |
Targeted mode: All traffic | Geographic scope: Area |
Type of initiative: Traffic management: environmental/vehicle restrictions | Primary objective: Reduce pollution |
Expected costs and level of effort to implement: Engine-related restrictions require careful planning that should include stakeholder engagement, a full assessment of possible outcomes, and an analysis of the initiative’s objectives. For efficient implementation, additional strategies may be required (e.g., dedicated loading/unloading zones, UCCs). | |
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Related alternatives:1. Emission Standards; 2. Low Noise Delivery Programs/Regulations; 3. Low Emission Zones 4. Operational Incentive for Electric/Low Emission Vehicles; 5. Anti-Idling Programs | |
References: Quak 2008; PARFUM 2009; LEEZEN 2010; Port of Los Angeles 2013a; Port of Los Angeles 2013b |
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