Oslo replaces all Autopass roadside tolling systems

In a contract valued at US$6.6 million, Q-Free is to replace all Autopass roadside tolling equipment in Oslo, Norway. The contract, awarded by the Norwegian Roads Administration includes the dismantling and replacement of existing roadside equipment and service and maintenance following completion of the installation. In addition the contract includes options for increased delivery of equipment and extension of the service and maintenance period. Installation begins immediately and is expected to be comple
February 16, 2015 Read time: 1 min
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In a contract valued at US$6.6 million, 108 Q-Free is to replace all Autopass roadside tolling equipment in Oslo, Norway.

The contract, awarded by the Norwegian Roads Administration includes the dismantling and replacement of existing roadside equipment and service and maintenance following completion of the installation. In addition the contract includes options for increased delivery of equipment and extension of the service and maintenance period. Installation begins immediately and is expected to be complete by the end of 2015.

“This is a very important win for Q-Free, and it demonstrates that we are competitive in our home market,” says Q-Free CEO, Thomas Falck.

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