Emovis, the Abertis subsidiary dedicated to the development and management of technology and information services, has launched last week a free flow toll - without barriers-the Mersey Gateway Bridge, in the city of Liverpool (United Kingdom).
The bridge, with more than 2 kilometers and three lanes per direction, connects the towns of Runcorn and Widnes and represents an important channel of communication between the Northwest of England and the rest of the country.
Emovis uses optical character recognition technology to identify vehicles that go over the bridge. Those must have a sticker in the windscreen, associated with a bank account, in order to charge payment. They can request it by registering at www.merseyflow.co.uk.
About Emovis
Emovis is the leading service delivery and technology arm of Abertis in the global markets for all electronic tolling and smart mobility solutions.
With over 550 employees across 7 countries, Emovis operates in Europe and America from its headquarters in France.
Is currently under the division of Abertis Mobility Services, along with Eurotoll.
24 February 2026
•Revenue growth of 4.5%, boosted by strong traffic performance and tariff increases, while EBITDA rose by 6.2% to €4,374 million, both at comparable perimeter and exchange rates.
•In 2025, Abertis strengthened its international leadership through strategic acquisitions, including the French A63 motorway, full ownership of the Vallvidrera and Cadí tunnels in Catalonia, a 22-year extension of the Fluminense corridor concession in Brazil, and the integration in Chile of the Ruta 5 Santiago-Los Vilos motorway, awarded the previous year.
•During the year, Abertis invested close to €2 billion, including the acquisition transactions mentioned above, as well as €739 million allocated to maintenance and expansion investments. In September, Abertis’ shareholders – Grupo ACS and Mundys – injected €400 million in equity to support the company’s growth strategy and further strengthen its balance sheet.
•The Board of Directors of Abertis has today convened the General Shareholders’ Meeting, to be held on 27 March, which includes a proposal for distribution to shareholders of €602 million.
12 November 2025
•The operator wins the tender to continue operating Autopista Fluminense with a new contract that includes an investment plan (aprox. 500 million euros over seven years) to improve mobility and a tariff adjustment as a result of the new investments, along with a 21-year extension.
•José Aljaro, CEO of Abertis, highlighted that “this operation represents a key opportunity for Abertis by extending a strategic asset and strengthening our position as a leader in Brazil, where we manage more than 3,000 kilometers of highways, a significant part of Abertis’ total network of 8,000.”
•Arteris, Abertis’ subsidiary in Brazil, has been the largest investor in the federal highway concession program in the last decade.