Electronic Tolling, Interoperability and Enforcement Reciprocity

Overview

As transportation agencies work to meet the needs of travelers, technology offers many solutions. For example, technology has transformed toll facilities in recent decades, allowing drivers to pay electronically without stopping at a toll plaza. The stress and delay of traffic congestion at toll booths are being eliminated; vehicle emissions are reduced; travel is safer and more convenient; and customer satisfaction is increased. To create a seamless regional system, interoperability of toll devices in vehicles would allow travelers to cross multiple jurisdictions using one reader card and one account. Additionally, enforcement of toll violators – from within the tolling authorities’ jurisdiction and from other jurisdictions – requires policies, legislation and reciprocity agreements. The I-95 Corridor Coalition has served and will continue to serve as a forum to bring together toll authorities to work toward interoperability and enforcement reciprocity, and to share lessons learned within the region and throughout the nation.

Source Organization Location

College Park
,
MD

Operations Area of Practice

    Pricing / Toll Roads

Content Type

Informational Product

Role in Organization

Transportation Planner
Public
Senior Engineer
Researcher/Academic
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Maintenance Staff
Technician
CEO / GM / Commissioner
Engineer
Operator
Senior Manager
Public Safety Officer
Transit Professional
Associate Engineer
Media / PIO

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Universities
Private Sector Entities
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