Verhoef (spatial economics, VU U. Amsterdam, The Netherlands) et al. compile 15 chapters that provide a multi-disciplinary approach to understanding transport pricing and policies. Contributors from Europe, Japan, and Australia in fields as diverse as psychology, transport planning, geographic information science, and economics discuss the effectiveness and acceptability of pricing in road transport, behavioral responses, designing policies, geographical accessibility, and prospects for implementation in Europe. The book is intended for policymakers and advisors, academics, consultants, and students. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)