... of many conversations around the barbeque. But what is it? Is it a bad thing? Do we want more of it or less of it? I define congestion as a condition of a network (of roads or other conduits) whereby the existence of extra users slows the rate of progress of all other vehicles. Given this definition, there can be a little congestion, where progress of road users is slowed a little, or plenty of ...

... executive director of the Disaster Recovery Institute in New York, agreed, saying there could be congestion problems for workers who work at home without the right equipment. He urged companies ... expectation of unlimited Internet access during a pandemic is not realistic, any more so than an expectation that traffic congestion on hurricane evacuation routes can be completely avoided," the DHS ...

... technology choice depends on the application. The rate at which congestion pricing is implemented, and its ultimate scope, will depend ... calls for the greatest overall degree of toll differentiation, congestion pricing is likely to drive the technology choice. The European ... billion (Schrank and Lomax, 2009). ... The London Congestion Charge has been closely monitored since it was introduced in 2003 ...

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... Communication Commission's chief economist has offered up the suggestion, though only a suggestion, that congestion pricing and network management may both be incentives to "efficient network operation." ... said, was "providing incentives for efficient network operation, perhaps through congestion pricing or network management." The other three were market failures that might be ...