Analysis
Tolling Market Monitor
Contract awards, go-lives, tenders, acquisitions and appointments. Every entry is dated, sourced and linked to the companies and projects concerned.
- September 2026
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Singapore confirms the switch from gantries to GNSS-based ERP 2
Gantry-based Electronic Road Pricing ends on 31 December 2026 and ERP 2 starts on 1 January 2027; new road markings and signs support the transition.
Source: Land Transport Authority — New road markings and signs to support transition to ERP 2
- July 2026
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Norwegian toll charger Ferde selects Q-Free for six stations
Multi-year tolling infrastructure contract within the AutoPASS system.
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The Netherlands launches its satellite-based truck toll
A distance-based toll for trucks above 3.5 tonnes replaced the Eurovignette on almost all Dutch motorways. Distance is recorded by on-board units from admitted EETS providers or the national provider NedLinq.
Source: RDW / Vrachtwagenheffing — The Netherlands introduces truck toll on 1 July 2026
- June 2026
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Quarterhill agrees to acquire Conduent’s tolling business
The deal comprises US$70 million in cash plus shares representing 7% of Quarterhill at closing, expected in the fourth quarter of 2026 subject to regulatory approvals.
Source: Conduent — Agreement to sell its tolling business to Quarterhill for $70 million
- May 2026
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Utah DOT selects Quarterhill’s back office for the I-15 Express Lanes
A US$6.3 million, five-year contract covering transaction processing, account management and customer service centre operations for 77 tolling locations.
Source: Quarterhill — Selected by Utah DOT to deploy tolling back-office platform in I-15 Express Lanes
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India opens its first multi-lane free-flow toll plaza
The Choryasi fee plaza on NH-48 in Gujarat combines FASTag-linked RFID readers and ANPR cameras; it was implemented by IHMCL with ICICI Bank.
- Indian Highways Management Company (IHMCL)
- Choryasi barrier-free toll plaza (NH-48, Gujarat)
- MLFF
- ANPR
- RFID
Source: Drishti IAS — India’s first barrier-less toll system launched in Gujarat
- April 2026
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Telepass admitted as a service provider for the Dutch truck toll
RDW admitted Telepass as an EETS provider ahead of the July 2026 launch.
Source: RDW — Telepass admitted as a new service provider for the truck toll in the Netherlands
- December 2025
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Emovis selected for the commercial back office of the A40 free flow
ATMB chose emovis to supply the commercial back office of its A40 Autoroute Blanche free-flow scheme.
- October 2025
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Roatex reports 1,900 successful MLFF tests on Bali’s toll road
The GNSS-based system tested on the Bali Mandara Toll Road was declared ready for wider implementation; no launch date was set.
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First free-flow gantry installed on the A40 at Toisinges
First of five gantries planned between Passy and Etrembières; entry into service is scheduled for 2027.
Source: ATMB — press release: first free-flow gantry installed at Toisinges
- January 2025
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Dubai introduces peak and off-peak Salik toll rates
Variable pricing came into effect on Dubai’s toll gates on 31 January 2025.
Source: The National — Dubai’s new Salik road toll peak charges come into effect
- December 2024
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The A13 Paris–Normandy motorway switches to free flow
Sanef removed the main A13 toll sites on the night of 9–10 December 2024, after the A14 in June.
- June 2024
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Taiwan extends FETC’s freeway tolling contract by ten years
The build-operate-transfer agreement for Taiwan’s nationwide free-flow tolling, due to end in December 2025, now runs to the end of 2035.
- May 2024
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Georgia’s SRTA awards ViaPlus a seven-year free-flow contract
ViaPlus, a VINCI Highways subsidiary, manages free-flow and dynamically priced transactions on Atlanta’s express lanes network.
Source: VINCI — VINCI wins two free-flow toll collection service contracts in the United States
- March 2023
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Brazil’s first free-flow toll opens on the BR-101 Rio–Santos
CCR RioSP replaced toll booths with gantries at Itaguaí, Mangaratiba and Paraty; untagged drivers have 15 days to pay.
Source: InfoMoney — Pedágio free flow começa nesta sexta na Rio-Santos
- May 2021
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Dartford Crossing: second-generation contracts go to Conduent and emovis
National Highways awarded the road user charging services to Conduent and UK enforcement to emovis, worth up to £270 million combined over 10.5 years.
Source: Highways News — emovis and Conduent win Highways England’s Dartford Crossing contracts
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