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Transport: External Cost of Transport In Switzerland

Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications
The term «external transport costs» denotes those costs imposed, but not borne by users of the mobility infrastructure. Though chiefly incurred in the environmental and health sectors, they also feature among those costs arising from traffic-related building damage and depreciation. Expenditure borne by society as a whole for public service provision is not allocated to the external transport costs.
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