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Join us in Athens Greece!  This four-day event will bring together presenters from around the world to discuss the latest advances in tolling. The Summit will explore a wide range of topics and projects from across the globe such as tolling technology, asset management, sustainability/green mobility and more.  In addition, there will be opportunities to network with colleagues and learn about the latest products and services—so join us for this unique opportunity to gain insights into the future of tolling and to connect with other experts in the field.

Global Tolling Summit
12th November, 2023 - 14th November, 2023

Event Organizer

IBTTA

Event Location

Athens, Greece

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