Tolling Operation

For thousands of years, toll operation has been around trade routes, like the Susa-Babylon in the 7th century BC. Today, toll booths serve several other reasons other than just maintenance of a course. Present-day toll management services have several stations through which cars can pass via booth-less tolling operations, causing no traffic jams.

A toll booth might look like a simple pitstop for toll collection operation, but it is an intricate network of integrated systems working at the backend. We understand the nuances of tolling operations in India, from when a car drives into a lane to its exit on toll collection. Our approach is to simplify the process with a seamless backend system with zero margins for error.

We work as equal partners, and hence we are invested in the overall functionality of a project. Did you know that as a vehicle approaches the toll booth, the backend system has identified the type of vehicle and loads on the same?

Our professional staff manage meticulous systems to collect project revenues from every non-exempted vehicle. We monitor the system from the toll collection to the bank deposition to make it foolproof.  

On average, a toll booth sees about 50000 vehicles in a day with a wait time of 2-3 minutes maximum per check-in. We are proud that our systems have helped reduce their costs and minimize the project escalations to the NHAI/ICs.