Q-Free to provide image review system for Florida toll upgrade

Q-Free Open Roads has been awarded a US$5 million tolling contract by TransCore in the US to provide its Intrada Image Review system including a new back office solution for TransCore’s upgrade of Central Florida Expressway Authority’s electronic toll collection system. The contract includes s 7.5-year service agreement. “We are pleased to be a subcontractor to TransCore, one of the largest companies in the world providing rolling and ITS solutions. The award is significant for Q-Free in the US tolling m
January 20, 2016 Read time: 1 min
108 Q-Free Open Roads has been awarded a US$5 million tolling contract by 139 TransCore in the US to provide its Intrada Image Review system including a new back office solution for TransCore’s upgrade of Central Florida Expressway Authority’s electronic toll collection system. The contract includes s 7.5-year service agreement.

“We are pleased to be a subcontractor to TransCore, one of the largest companies in the world providing tolling and ITS solutions. The award is significant for Q-Free in the US tolling market and shows our increased focus on this market is starting to materialise in contracts,” commented Q-Free acting CEO, Roar Østbø.
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