It starts with interviews of 4 key names in the industry:- Marc Billet, Head of EU Goods Transport at the International Road Transport Union (IRU), representing the transporter paying for the toll;- Peter Ummenhofer, VP Solution Management Division and Marcus Handl, Investor Relations & Strategy Officer at Kapsch TrafficCom, the biggest solution provider in the toll industry;- Martin Stone, General Manager of Egis Projects USA managing the most important interoperability project, the ATI HUB.comPTOLEMUS Consulting Group is the first strategy consulting firm entirely focused on connected vehicle services and the Internet of Things (IoT).
The 650-page reference document covers the road charging market worldwide and demonstrate its convergence with other connected vehicle services.The report also details the fundamentals of the tolling market including the major strategic and technology trends and their effect on the transport market globally. Present in Europe and North America, PTOLEMUS assists leading toll service providers, road operators and all connected vehicle stakeholders in defining and executing their strategy and operations.comPTOLEMUS Consulting GroupHeadquarter at:Rue Cervantes 151190 Brussels, BelgiumContact: Thomas HallauerE: thallauerptolemus.Download the free abstract at /etc-study.
As hundreds of billions are missing from government budgets to build and maintain road infrastructure, tolling is emerging as the go-to solution.ETC is morphing into the wireless payment of the car, integrated with other connected Smoking Set vehicle services. For press relation and more information about the study, please contact Thomas Hallauer on thomasptolemus.This release was published on openPR.Tolling is becoming electronic: the global road charging market is set to double between 2016 and 2025 to reach 400 million subscriptions.Barriers are falling. Readers will also find a quantitative assessment of the current size and development potentials for 35 countries worldwide as well as a bottom-up market forecast to 2025. For more information about the full study, please contact thomasptolemus.Indepth analysis of the Road Charging Global marketLondon the 1st June 2015 - PTOLEMUS Consulting Group publishes the new Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) Global Study. A free 95-page abstract is now available to download today from its web site. Road charging is becoming free flow with 63% of today’s brownfield sites expected to make the switch by 2025.Launched today, the free abstract brings together the critical findings of 2 years of research.The report is the most comprehensive ever published on tolling; it includes a neutral and in-depth strategic, technology and market trends assessment of the Road User Charging (RUC) markets globally.
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