Road Pricing in the United States
A special issue of Research in Transportation Economics -- Volume 44, Pages 1-70 (June 2014) Road Pricing in the United States, edited by Mark Burris, just came out. We have a paper in here, but the others are interesting as well. This is behind a paywall, so if your University doesn't subscribe, you can't get it directly, but I am sure individual authors would be happy to send copies, and pre-prints may be online.
Does road pricing affect port freight activity: Recent evidence from the port of New York and New Jersey David A. King, Cameron E. Gordon, Jonathan R. Peters
The feasibility of modernizing the Interstate highway system via toll finance Robert W. Poole Jr.
HOT or not: Driver elasticity to price on the MnPASS HOT lanes Michael Janson, David Levinson
Using vehicle value as a proxy for income: A case study on Atlanta's I-85 HOT lane Sara Khoeini, Randall Guensler
The impact of HOT lanes on carpools Mark Burris, Negin Alemazkoor, Rob Benz, Nicholas S. Wood
Theory versus implementation in congestion-priced parking: An evaluation of SFpark, 2011-2012 Daniel G. Chatman, Michael Manville
A framework for determining road pricing revenue use and its welfare effects Timothy F. Welch, Sabyasachee Mishra