Self-Service Tolls Debut on SP-063 in Itatiba, Brazil
Short Headline:Self-Service Tolls in Itatiba Itatiba, Brazil, has introduced self-service toll booths on the Rodovia Romildo Prado (SP-063), offering a modern payment solution for drivers. These booths are specifically designed for cars and motorcycles, providing a convenient and faster toll payment experience.
The self-service lanes accept payments via contactless cards, smartphones, and smartwatches, supporting both debit and credit transactions.
Traditional manual toll booths remain operational, accommodating cash payments and contactless options for all vehicle types, including trucks and buses.
This initiative aims to enhance payment efficiency and convenience for motorists traveling along the Corredor Dom Pedro highway system.
The self-service tollbooths are being implemented as a pilot program and will be gradually expanded to other toll plazas within the Corredor Dom Pedro.
The implementation of self-service toll booths reflects a growing trend towards digital payment solutions on Brazilian highways, designed to streamline traffic flow and offer more flexible payment options to drivers.