Tolling solutions company Emovis is set to significantly expand its presence in Canada by enhancing its tolling infrastructure in Québec.

It says this latest development aims to further support and streamline tolling operations for the thousands of motorists utilising one of the province’s most prominent highways.

Since its successful deployment of an all-electronic tolling (AET) solution on Québec’s A-25 Highway in 2017, Emovis has solidified its role as a critical partner in the province’s transportation ecosystem. The A-25 Highway, which largely spans the Lanaudière region, includes a vital toll bridge connecting the cities of Montreal and Laval. In 2023, over 19 million motorists crossed the bridge, with an impressive 84.4% of users registered in the system. The high satisfaction rate of motorists further demonstrates the system’s efficiency and reliability.

Building on these achievements, Emovis is now preparing to undertake a comprehensive system upgrade. The project will see the installation of state-of-the-art, all-electronic tolling equipment, scheduled to go live in 2025.

“We are thrilled to expand further this project and implement upgrades designed to optimize operational performance, while improving user experience and reinforcing the overall efficiency of the tolling network of the A-25,” stated Christian Barrientos, CEO of Abertis Mobility Services – Emovis.

Emovis’ continued investment in innovative tolling solutions underscores its commitment to supporting the modernisation of Canada’s transportation infrastructure, ensuring seamless mobility for millions of road users in the years to come.

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