Committees

Road pricing

Inquiry

We launched an inquiry into road pricing in December 2020 to explore several issues:

  • The case for introducing some form of road pricing and the economic, fiscal, environmental and social impacts of doing so;
  • Which particular road pricing or pay-as-you-drive schemes would be most appropriate for the UK context and the practicalities of implementing such schemes;
  • The level of public support for road pricing and how the views of the public need to be considered in the development of any road pricing scheme;
  • The lessons to be learned from other countries who are seeking to decarbonise road transport and/or utilise forms of road pricing.

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Reports, special reports and government responses

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Fourth Report - Road pricing
Inquiry Road pricing
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Response to this report
Third Special Report - Road Pricing: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2021–22
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Third Special Report - Road Pricing: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2021–22
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Oral evidence transcripts

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20 October 2021
Inquiry Road pricing
Witnesses HM Treasury
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Oral Evidence
20 October 2021
Inquiry Road pricing
Witnesses Foundation for Integrated Transport, John Siraut (Director of Economics at Jacobs), and Arup
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20 October 2021
Inquiry Road pricing
Witnesses Road Haulage Association (RHA), RAC Foundation, British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association (BVRLA), and Renewable Energy Association
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