IBTTA Toll Excellence awards open

IBTTA's Toll Excellence Awards, which recognise the very best the international tolling industry has to offer, are open for submissions. The awards celebrate IBTTA member toll agencies whose creative, innovative, positive programs set a new standard of excellence. And this year, a new award has been created to recognise the contributions made by the private sector. Visit www.IBTTA.org/awards for submission guidelines and the agency and private sector submission forms.
April 15, 2015 Read time: 1 min
63 IBTTA's Toll Excellence Awards, which recognise the very best the international tolling industry has to offer, are open for submissions. The awards celebrate IBTTA member toll agencies whose creative, innovative, positive programs set a new standard of excellence. And this year, a new award has been created to recognise the contributions made by the private sector.

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