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The inevitability of the increase in pollution, subject to the amount of vehicles on the road, is significant in justifying the introduction of this 'road-pricing' scheme. The scheme holds targets to improve the transport environment overall, and to tackle congested areas from perhaps hampering the attraction of tourists for example. Some would argue however that the road pricing scheme would hurt the number of tourists coming to the country, such that taxis and other forms of public transport on the roads will be restricted in their travelling in areas where the scheme is in place. It is inevitable to think that many would be less than encouraged, paying the more they use the roads. An increased demand for road travel would mean various social costs. As already mentioned, the threat of a polluted atmosphere is rife; more and more cars are using up more gas by which to manoeuvre. Not only...

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