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    CBD fees would cut traffic by 40pc in Sydney, Melbourne

    Andrew Tillett
    Andrew TillettForeign affairs, defence correspondent

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    The rollout of major public transport projects offering commuters a genuine alternative to driving should spur efforts to introduce congestion charging in the major capital cities, an economic think tank says.

    In a report released overnight, the Grattan Institute argues the time is ripe to slug motorists a "modest fee" to drive on freeways and major arterial roads to boost productivity.

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