Tecsidel Toll Systems & ITS shows MEP web platform

Tecsidel Toll Systems & ITS, a multi-national company focused on the development and integration of advanced information systems for tolling operations, is showcasing its TMMS+ and MEP systems at Intertraffic.
March 19, 2018 Read time: 1 min
8671 Tecsidel Toll Systems & ITS, a multi-national company focused on the development and integration of advanced information systems for tolling operations, is showcasing its TMMS+ and MEP systems at Intertraffic.


TMMS+ (Tecsidel Maintenance Management System) manages maintenance tasks that must be carried out on an organisation’s assets such as toll system equipment, ITS system equipment or hardware-software applications. The company says the system can reduce time, costs and logistics.

Tecsidel’s MEP (Management of Electronic Payments) is a web platform that enables the management of electronic payment devices (TAGs), associated with user accounts.

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