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REMOTE TOLL COLLECTION

G Morancay

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Begins with a discussion of the advantages to remote or automated toll collection. The European Community's remote toll project and work being done via the DRIVE project are presented, and a list of current projects in operation in France is given. This is followed by a discussion of the problems encountered in the implementation of remote toll collection. The article concludes with a brief discussion of what lies ahead for the technology.

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Key concepts: Toll, Work (physics), Data collection, Computer science, Telecommunications, Engineering, Engineering management, Sociology