GURTAM Telematics & Connected Mobility Conference

As the number of EVs on the world’s roads continues to increase exponentially, governments around the world are looking for ways to replace falling revenues from fuel taxes. Road user charging – which considers the type of vehicle and distance driven – seems a good alternative, but public acceptance of such schemes depends on how they are delivered and how much tangible value they can deliver to road users, says Justin Hamilton, Director Location Based Charging at Kapsch TrafficCom.

The latest generation of tolling technology is transforming the way roads are being used and paid for. Authorities and concessionaires can deliver more value for end users than ever before, while maximizing their operating efficiency. Kapsch TrafficCom invests heavily in R&D, ensuring that our technology portfolio is always ahead of current market needs.