A unified framework for corridor operations, incident management, traveler information, national clearing, settlement and network-wide analytics.
Regional control centers focus on day-to-day corridor operations, while national centers handle system-wide clearing, settlement, analytics and interoperability.
Regional centers are the operational layer of the network: they verify incidents, manage field assets, control traveler messaging and coordinate response teams.
End-to-end monitoring and management of designated road and transit corridors.
Live video feeds for situational awareness, incident verification and asset protection.
Detection, classification, escalation and coordinated response to disruptions.
Dynamic driver messaging for tolls, diversions, safety alerts and lane advisories.
The national center consolidates data from regional systems and handles the functions that must remain consistent across corridors, operators and agencies.
Reconciliation of transactions across operators, corridors and schemes.
Financial settlement between participating agencies, operators and beneficiaries.
Aggregated performance data, demand insights, reports and KPIs.
Integration across regional systems, standards and protocols.
A clean division of responsibility avoids duplicated work and gives each tier a distinct operational purpose.
Field devices produce local events. Regional systems aggregate and validate them. National systems consolidate them for clearing, settlement, analytics and reporting.
View Tolling Data FlowThe command architecture ensures travelers, agencies and operators experience a seamless network regardless of jurisdiction. It links corridor operations to national data, settlement and policy systems.
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