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Where volume gains have eroded or boundary harms appeared — congestion creeping back in London despite fewer cars, and housing-price penalties just inside the NYC cordon — the causes were road-space reallocation, broad taxi/private-hire exemptions, and unmitigated boundary effects, i.e. design choices rather than failures of pricing itself.
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