[Webinar] Leveraging Innovative Technologies to Enhance Transportation and Tolling Operations
Modern tolling agencies rely on electronic toll collection (ETC) systems to ensure accurate and efficient revenue collection for infrastructure maintenance and improvements. By incorporating a low-cost, secondary camera system, agencies can enhance their operations, leveraging advanced technology to identify, count, and classify vehicles in both directions, all while utilizing existing infrastructure for power and communication.
This approach not only boosts accuracy and efficiency but also provides critical data to audit toll collection systems and drive operational improvements. Featuring a case study from the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation District, this engaging session will explore cutting-edge tools such as advanced vehicle detection technologies, AI-driven analytics, cloud-based solutions, and intuitive reporting dashboards.
Why watch?
- Discover how to deploy scalable, cost-effective solutions using existing infrastructure.
- Learn how to integrate current technologies into future growth strategies.
- Explore innovative applications of AI, cloud platforms, and data analytics.
- Gain practical insights into achieving operational enhancements on a budget.
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