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AUTOMATED ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION ON TOLL ROAD

Антакова, K. Antakova, Чефранова, O. Chefranova

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In the article the principles of the use of electronic fare collection systems on highways. The introduction of contactless automated electronic systems based on vehicle identification, provides a non-stop passage of cars through the toll booths, which leads to increasing the capacity of the highway.

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In the article the principles of the use of electronic fare collection systems on highways. The introduction of contactless automated electronic systems based on vehicle identification, provides a non-stop passage of cars through the toll booths, which leads to increasing the capacity of the highway.

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In the article the principles of the use of electronic fare collection systems on highways. The introduction of contactless automated electronic systems based on vehicle identification, provides a non-stop passage of cars through the toll booths, which leads to increasing the capacity of the highway.

Key concepts: Toll, Electronic toll collection, Transport engineering, Identification (biology), Toll road, Intelligent transportation system, Computer science, Engineering

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