Research and analysis

Birmingham M6 toll road study

Research into the traffic, freight, use and passenger decisions for the Birmingham M6 toll road.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
7 May 2013

Documents

Birmingham M6 toll road study: full research reports on freight, modelling, passenger choices and utilisation

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Birmingham M6 toll road study: summary reports on freight, passenger choices and utilisation

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Details

The study aimed to understand, through surveys and modelling, how toll levels influence travel when there is an option between a tolled and non-tolled route.

The study used a large number (35,000) of revealed and stated preference surveys and conducted an analysis of:

  • travel demand
  • willingness to pay
  • toll road utilisation

The M6 toll road north of Birmingham opened in 2004.

Published 7 May 2013

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