Kapsch TrafficCom has expanding its activities in Serbia, building on the successful deployment of the multilane free-flow (MLFF) Operian tolling system on the Belgrade ring road.

The recently completed MLFF system on the Belgrade ring road went live on 1 April 1 2026, following an
implementation period of less than five months from project kick-off to operation.

The system has been operating reliably since launch and is already processing more than one million toll transaction per month (40,000 per weekday and 20,000 per day on weekends), enabling immediate revenue generation for the customer. The project was delivered in close cooperation with Orion Telekom and the Public Enterprise Roads of Serbia.

A key success factor was the use of Operian and its standardized system setup, allowing for faster deployment, reduced integration complexity, and stable operations from day one. The project also marks
one of the first large-scale implementations of a largely pre-configured solution in a live customer environment, confirming the maturity and scalability of Kapsch TrafficCom’s approach to tolling systems.
Building on this foundation, Kapsch TrafficCom has now initiated a proof of concept for a new roadside
configuration. The solution combines Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) with advanced
video-based vehicle classification, using an upgraded camera system to enhance detection and
classification capabilities.

The new setup reflects a shift towards “lean roadside” architectures that reduce physical infrastructure
requirements while maintaining high accuracy and performance. Testing is currently underway, with
further validation planned on Serbian highways as part of a phased development approach.

(Picture: Kapsch TrafficCom)