Kapsch TrafficCom has announced a contract with Danish EETS toll service provider BroBizz.
Under the agreement, Kapsch will supply its GNSS-based tolling solution, including OBUs and satellite platform services.
The five-year deal, which was signed in July 2023, includes a potential 12-month extension.
It comes ahead of Denmark’s forthcoming introduction of GNSS-based tolling for heavy goods vehicles weighing over 12 tonnes.
From 01 January 2025, the scheme will span all primary Danish roadways and low emission zones (LEZs) throughout the country.
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Carolin Treichl, EVP EMENA at Kapsch TrafficCom, said: “We’re thrilled to be part of Denmark’s ambitious move toward a more dynamic and sustainable tolling structure.
“Together with BroBizz, we aim to redefine the tolling experience for heavy goods vehicles across Denmark.”
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The GNSS-based tolling system reportedly allows for a more flexible tolling scheme that caters to different road types.
Urban roads, for instance, can be tolled differently than non-urban routes, allowing for more targeted and equitable road usage pricing.
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