Effects of driving restrictions on air quality and housing prices: Evidence from Chengdu, China

Li, Ling; Yang, Linchuan

doi:10.1016/j.tra.2023.103829

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“…Similar access restriction schemes may yield diverse effects on air quality in different cities within the same country, as illustrated by a study comparing policy impacts between northern and southern cities in China [47]. Major pollutants (PM 2.5 , PM 10 , CO, NO 2 , and SO 2 ) were greatly reduced in Chengdu, China, by expanding the one-day-per-week restriction area but were observed only in the regulated area [48]. There was a special case in Chongqing, China, where a one-day-per-week policy was used for bridge access control due to its unique geographical and hydrological environment.…”

Section: Environmentmentioning

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Review of Urban Access Regulations from the Sustainability Viewpoint

Ma,

Mészáros

2024

Urban Science

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This article reviewed the urban vehicle access control policies derived from disparate spatiotemporal dimensions that aim to eliminate the negative externalities of traffic caused by urbanization. Urban access regulations are important tools often required to achieve the sustainable mobility vision of cities. Employing a systematic literature review methodology, this review summarized and analyzed various urban access control policies to enlighten policymakers and future scientific research. The results indicate that combinations of multiple-dimensional restriction policies (including inter-policy and intra-policy) have more significant effects than implementing a single policy. Classified according to their objectives, control policies were discussed in terms of their benefits and limitations. The authors are inspired to propose and describe five paradoxes of urban access control policies.

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Section: Environmentmentioning

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Review of Urban Access Regulations from the Sustainability Viewpoint

Ma,

Mészáros

2024

Urban Science

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“…The complex nonlinear phenomena governing the formation and accumulation of NO 2 in the atmosphere are contingent upon the chemical properties of the compounds involved, as well as meteorological conditions, particularly solar radiation and dispersion conditions [3]. Consequently, numerous studies have been undertaken to develop suitable tools for assessing the impact of emission control strategies, with the aim of supporting regional, national, and local authorities in addressing this issue ( [4], [5], [6], [7], [8]). Based on the implemented solution/methodology these tools can be divided in:…”

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A Model Predictive Control Methodology to Integrate Short and Long Term Air Quality Objectives

Sangiorgi,

Carnevale

2024

IEEE Access

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This study introduces and evaluates a methodology to define optimal integrated short and long-term air pollution control measures, to support policy formulation by Local Authorities. The approach utilized in this methodology is based on a receding horizon strategy. In this approach, an auto-regressive model provides understanding on the dynamic characteristics of air quality within a designated time period. The model is established using daily observed data on pollutant concentration, meteorological variables, and estimated emission data in the study area. At each time step, the resulting optimization problem is addressed using genetic algorithms. The effectiveness of the overall control has been assessed in the context of controlling NO 2 concentrations within the city of Milan. The outcomes of the study demonstrate that this control system can serve as a valuable tool to assist Local Authorities in making informed decisions regarding appropriate air quality management strategies.

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Novel analytical approaches to impact assessment of transportation infrastructure

Chen,

Jiang

2025

Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice

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Effects of driving restrictions on air quality and housing prices: Evidence from Chengdu, China

Cited by 5 publications

References 60 publications

Review of Urban Access Regulations from the Sustainability Viewpoint

Review of Urban Access Regulations from the Sustainability Viewpoint

A Model Predictive Control Methodology to Integrate Short and Long Term Air Quality Objectives

Novel analytical approaches to impact assessment of transportation infrastructure

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