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.

  1. July 2026
  2. · Contract award · Norway

    Norwegian toll charger Ferde selects Q-Free for six stations

    Multi-year tolling infrastructure contract within the AutoPASS system.

    Source: Informed Infrastructure — Q-Free awarded multi-year tolling infrastructure contract by Ferde in Norway

  3. May 2026
  4. · Contract award · United States

    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

  5. December 2025
  6. · Contract award · France

    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.

    Source: CiTTi Magazine — Emovis selected to provide commercial back office for ATMB A40 free-flow tolling scheme

  7. June 2024
  8. · Contract award · Taiwan

    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.

    Source: PR Newswire via TNGlobal — FETC extends partnership with Freeway Bureau for MLFF BOT contract over 10 years

  9. May 2024
  10. · Contract award · United States

    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

  11. May 2021
  12. · Contract award · United Kingdom

    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

Entries are selected and checked by the editorial team. Only events with at least one source are published. Suggest an event