Emovis, a leader in toll-based mobility solutions, is proud to announce that 108 start-up companies, operating across 14 different industries and spanning 44 countries, have entered the inaugural Emovis Mobility 2025 Challenge.

Abertis' subsidiary dedicated to mobility services based on free flow tolling solutions has been awarded the management of a dynamic tolling system on two highways in Puerto Rico, a pioneering system to improve traffic and reduce accidents and pollution.

Autopistas, da un paso más con este proyecto en España, en su apuesta por la innovación y en su oferta de nuevas soluciones y tecnologías en la gestión de infraestructuras capaces de ofrecer la máxima agilidad en el pago y el mejor servicio al cliente en la autopista.
 

System is devised to manage a toll collection on electric vehicles to finance road maintenance, given that this kind of vehicles do not pay the fuel tax in the US.

• The bridge connects the towns of Runcorn and Widnes, in the Liverpool metropolitan area
• The vehicles must register on the website to obtain an sticker that allows them to be identified when crossing the bridge

New road technologies are transforming transport – and hold the key to a cleaner, safer and smarter mobility future

Abertis' spanish subsidiary works on the future road infrastructure to help coexistence of conventional and autonomous vehicles

By connecting an autonomous car to the infrastructure, both companies contribute to a common goal: to maximize road safety and to reduce the number of accidents