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ADVANCED TOLL COLLECTION SYSTEMS

Tekin Tugac

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This article describes how automated toll collection systems are being designed to minimize fraud and reduce personnel requirements. It looks at system architecture, tolling operation, toll plaza stations and entry and exit lanes.

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This article describes how automated toll collection systems are being designed to minimize fraud and reduce personnel requirements. It looks at system architecture, tolling operation, toll plaza stations and entry and exit lanes.

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This article describes how automated toll collection systems are being designed to minimize fraud and reduce personnel requirements. It looks at system architecture, tolling operation, toll plaza stations and entry and exit lanes.

Key concepts: Toll, Electronic toll collection, Transport engineering, Engineering, Toll road, Architecture, Intelligent transportation system, Data collection

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