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Title: Dipl. Ing. Alexander F


1
TOLLING TECHNOLOGIES
  • Dipl. Ing. Alexander FÜRDÖS
  • Warsaw, 12.06.2007

2
Agenda
1.
Introduction
2.
Tolling Principles
3.
Tolling Technologies
4.
Conclusions
3
Agenda
1.
Introduction
2.
Tolling Principles
3.
Tolling Technologies
4.
Conclusions
4
Road user charging (RUC) is COMPLEX
Developing a RUC scheme is a DYNAMIC,
INTERACTIVE PROCESS where goals, parameters
and requirements change permanentely
Every project has his own specific
requirements. NO PERFECT SOLUTION is available
from scratch
5
1000 1 QUESTIONS TO ANSWER
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
HOW and WHEN
GOALS
STRATEGY Why Who What
FEASIBILITY Options Effects
PLANNING Project Plan Risk Assessment
  • Technologies
  • Operational Concepts
  • Costs and Benefits
  • Legal Issues
  • User Acceptance
  • Economy Effects
  • Regional Effects
  • Supply or Service Tender
  • Finance/Traffic Transit Control
  • Time and/or Distance
  • PPP or State Control
  • Networks, New Infrastructure, Towns
  • Traffic, Tariffs, Vehicle Classes
  • Stakeholder identification
  • EU Directives
  • Time Frame
  • Milestones
  • Activities
  • Project Methodology
  • Tender Rules
  • Budget
  • Risk Assessment
  • QA Concept

6
1000 2 QUESTIONS TO ANSWER
SPECIFY
CONTROL
OPTIMISE
TENDER Requirements Contract
IMPLEMENT Project Management Quality Assurance
OPERATE Organise Optimise
  • Project Contract Management
  • Stakeholders Management
  • QA Business Processes
  • QA System Design
  • QA by Testing
  • Preparation of Operations
  • Training
  • Support Operations
  • Optimise Operations
  • Tender Management
  • Legal, Technical, Administrative, PM
  • Business Processes
  • System Requirements
  • Service Requirements
  • Quality Requirements
  • Evaluation
  • Negotiations

7
Agenda
1.
Introduction
2.
Tolling Principles
3.
Tolling Technologies
4.
Conclusions
8
  • THIS CHAPTER DEALS WITH TOLLING
  • USAGE (a lá carte - Toll Systems) and
  • TIME (eat as much as you can - Vignette)
  • but NOT with ENFORCEMENT !

9
  • WHAT TO BE TOLLED ?
  • CITY AREA ALL ROADS
  • Within an Area/Country (Complete Network
    Tolling)
  • OBJECTS
  • Single Roads Segments (e.g. PPP Motorways,
    Bridges, Tunnels)
  • DEDICATED ROAD NETWORKS
  • Sum of single Road Segments

10
  • PRINCIPLES
  • CONTINOUS MEASURING of driven distance
  • Switzerland
  • Passage of PHYSICAL Toll Gates
  • Austria, Czech Republic, Toll Plazas with ETC
    Lanes
  • Passage of VIRTUAL Toll Gates
  • Germany
  • Determination of STAY in an Area
  • not really applied yet, perhaps London

11
Agenda
1.
Introduction
2.
Tolling Principles
3.
Tolling Technologies
4.
Conclusions
12
  • TOLLING and ENFORCEMENT are DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS
  • But there are dependencies between TOLLING and
    ENFORCEMENT

Low Tech
High Tech
ENFORCEMENT
TOLLING
13
  • LOW HIGH TECH TOLLING

NEW TECHNOLOGIES ? (GSM, OTHER TECHNOLOGIES,)
High Tech
Low Tech
GNSS
TACHOGRAPH/ODOMETER
DSRC
VIDEO
SELF DECLARATION
MANUAL / AUTOMATED
VIGNETTE
SHADOW TOLLING
FUEL TAX
14
  • WITHOUT VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
  • FUEL TAX
  • SHADOW TOLLING
  • Vehicle Counting
  • MANUAL AUTOMATED
  • Toll Booths, Automats
  • SELF DECLARATION
  • Pre Germany Post - Switzerland
  • VIDEO
  • Highway 407, Stockholm, Brennerautobahn Videomaut
  • WITH VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
  • VIGNETTE
  • DRSC
  • Microwave, Infrared
  • TACHOGRAPH
  • Odometer
  • GNSS
  • GPS, Galleieo
  • OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
  • GSM, Radio Positioning

15
  • ARGUMENTS AROUND
  • No competion of suppliers
  • High CAPEX OPEX costs
  • Systems without OBU are not reliable enough
  • To be really effective systems need mandatory OBU
  • No system is autonomus (either road or vehicle
    infrastructure dependend)
  • Systems are designed for special purposes thus
    the limitations of the current systems become
    visible as they shall be applied in other
    countries
  • Customer relations are still required and they
    are expensive
  • GPS is controlled by the US
  • Data Transfer Costs are high

16
Agenda
1.
Introduction
2.
Tolling Principles
3.
Tolling Technologies
4.
Conclusions
17
REQUIREMENTS
GOALS
COSTS
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
18
  • THERE IS NO PERFECT SOLUTION
  • THERE IS NO PERFECT SYSTEM
  • EVERY PROJECT NEEDS DEDICATED SOLUTIONS
  • TECHNICAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ONGOING
  • You cant always get what you want
  • but if you try
  • Sometimes you can get what you need
  • (The Rolling Stones)

19
Referenzen
ATTACHMENTS
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CostComparator
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Knowledge Databases
Zurück
23
  • SOURCES
  • Dornier Consulting
  • www.toll-collect.de
  • www.asfinag.at
  • www.tollpayment.com
  • www.flextoll.se

24
  • TACK
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