After successfully completing all relevant tests, the system was handed over to the client and begin operation on National Road 4, north of capital city Oslo, July 10.

The system in the Innlandet region is the first of multiple projects that will cover the counties Akershus, Buskerud, Innlandet, Telemark, Vestfold and Østfold.

The solution includes the procurement, installation, and maintenance of Charging Point Equipment (CPE) for multi-lane free-flow toll stations, supporting OBE communication and license plate recognition.

These technologies ensure high accuracy vehicle detection and seamless tolling under all traffic and weather conditions.

Kapsch has also integrated the CPE with AutoPASS back-office systems for data processing and invoicing and enabled real-time data exchange with Vegfinans’ monitoring systems.

The company delivered a modular system architecture that allows future scalability and technology upgrades and meets GDPR and security regulations to ensure data protection and system integrity.

Kapsch’s AG role also includes full maintenance, remote monitoring and proactive support, ensuring system uptime and long-term reliability.

Vegfinans AS project manager, Dan Isak Kveta, said: “We are pleased with the successful installation of the first toll station by Kapsch for Vegfinans and are eager to continue our collaboration on several forthcoming projects.”