Road User Charges in a Green Future Read more about Road User Charges in a Green Future This event highlighted how the traditional way of charging road users based on fuel consumption will become obsolete, as more people switch to electric vehicles and other low-carbon modes, and how this leaves a funding gap for the road sector, requiring new systems that encourage green mobility alongside financial sustainability.
Dig Once Approach Read more about Dig Once Approach One of the key obstacles to greening road transportation is the cost and disruption associated with retrofitting existing roads and energy networks to accommodate charging infrastructure. The Dig Once Approach presents a potential solution to address this challenge. Generally, Dig Once is an umbrella term that is used to describe a variety of policies and approaches that ensure the coordination of infrastructure projects so that the number of excavations are limited.
Inclusive Transporation for All: Nepal Trail Bridge Building Experience Read more about Inclusive Transporation for All: Nepal Trail Bridge Building Experience
Road Funds Country case studies Practical examples Read more about Road Funds Country case studies Practical examples
Road Maintenance Financing and Cost Recovery Options Read more about Road Maintenance Financing and Cost Recovery Options
Digging Once for Road Transport Decarbonization: Toolkit and case for Bangladesh motorway EV charging development Read more about Digging Once for Road Transport Decarbonization: Toolkit and case for Bangladesh motorway EV charging development