Cubic to participate in Australia’s National Electronic Tolling Forum

Jon Ramirez, director of tolling worldwide at Cubic Transportation Systems, will participate in a panel discussion on international tolling projects at the National Electronic Tolling Forum 2016 held in Brisbane, Australia, on 25 and 26 May. Organised by Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Australia with the theme Smart City Tolling, the event will host leading authorities in the field and examine solutions to smart city congestion using emerging and ITS technologies. Ramirez will offer insights into Cu
May 25, 2016 Read time: 1 min
Jon Ramirez, director of tolling worldwide at 378 Cubic Transportation Systems, will participate in a panel discussion on international tolling projects at the National Electronic Tolling Forum 2016 held in Brisbane, Australia, on 25 and 26 May. Organised by Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Australia with the theme Smart City Tolling, the event will host leading authorities in the field and examine solutions to smart city congestion using emerging and ITS technologies.

Ramirez will offer insights into Cubic’s advanced electronic tolling, video tolling and violation processing solutions, which will go live for the 7053 New Hampshire Department of Transportation in late 2016.

“The next-generation back office solutions for managing toll collection will deliver a number of key benefits,” said Ramirez. “Cubic’s solutions provide the flexibility, customisation and technological support our customers are seeking, including faster travel and convenience when paying tolls.”
Charging, Tolling & RUC

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