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词汇 congestion charge
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Definition of congestion charge in English:

congestion charge

noun
British
  • A charge made to drive into an area, typically a city centre, that suffers heavy traffic.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • The idea is to limit traffic congestion by extending the idea of a congestion charge.
    • Gas-guzzling four-wheel drive cars would be charged a double congestion charge under the Liberal Democrats.
    • We asked people in York how they felt about the council considering a congestion charge for the city centre
    • The traffic's much worse than London with the congestion charge.
    • The congestion charge is a bold new traffic measure that I have been particularly interested to learn more about.
    • A year on from the introduction of the congestion charge and still payment is causing confusion for drivers in London city.
    • Why, evade the London congestion charge every day for six years and you've saved yourself the price of a brand-new urban run-about.
    • In particular the Green Party is hoping councils will be given the power to levy a congestion charge for air traffic.
    • Both bosses support the possibility of bringing in a congestion charge in the city centre.
    • The apparent beauty of this system over the standard congestion charge is that tag charges can vary depending on the route and even the time of day.
    • On rural roads, only a single congestion charge is likely to be feasible.
    • Most York people want a nine per cent decrease in traffic and believe a congestion charge could be effective.
    • High parking charges applied universally have become something like a congestion charge.
    • The amount of revenue generated by the London congestion charge has also been called into question.
    • Amazingly, the richest residential area in central London doesn't have the congestion charge.
    • This has largely been as a result of the introduction of more services to support the congestion charge.
    • But it will become less of a problem - just in time for our political masters to bring in their national congestion charge.
    • All were represented at the meeting, which agreed to demand that management compensate firefighters for the congestion charge.
    • That's not to mention its exemption from the London congestion charge and road tax.
    • It emerged yesterday that London will become the first capital city in the West to introduce a congestion charge.

Derivatives

  • congestion-charging

  • noun
    British
    • But the new proposals were coupled with clear signs that hugely-controversial plans for congestion-charging would be extended from London to other parts of the UK.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • I wonder if York residents and motorists know that our city council is planning congestion-charging.
      • They said congestion-charging would be chaos.
      • There are also calls for congestion-charging to be considered outside London, including in Manchester.
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