How AI and Cloud Tech Are Transforming Transportation Tolling
As cities grow and traffic demands surge, tolling agencies are under pressure to modernize their operations and keep up with demand. Challenges with traditional systems like data management and limited scalability are making way for artificial intelligence and cloud-based analytics.
In this latest white paper, we explore how these technologies are reshaping the future of transportation tolling. From real-time traffic insights to predictive maintenance and enhanced safety, AI is unlocking new levels of performance and reliability. A standout case study on the Golden Gate Bridge shows how a single high-resolution camera, paired with AI analytics, delivers near-perfect vehicle counts and rich behavioral data—all while reducing costs and deployment time.
Whether you’re a transportation planner, infrastructure leader, or tech innovator, this paper offers practical guidance on how to:
- Overcome operational and budgetary challenges
- Leverage AI for smarter tolling
- Scale systems to meet future demands
Download the white paper and discover the future of transportation tolling.
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