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         The Toll Road market is a segment of the Automotive and Transport industry that focuses on the collection of fees for the use of roads, bridges, and tunnels. Toll roads are typically operated by government agencies or private companies, and the fees collected are used to maintain and improve the infrastructure. Toll roads are often used to reduce traffic congestion and provide an alternative to public transportation.
Toll roads are typically equipped with electronic toll collection systems, which    allow drivers to pay their tolls without having to stop at a toll booth. This technology has become increasingly popular in recent years, as it allows for faster and more efficient toll collection.
The Toll Road market is a growing industry, with many companies offering services such as toll collection, road maintenance, and traffic management. Some of the major players in the market include E-ZPass, TransCore, and Kapsch TrafficCom. Show Less   Read more