Spanish consortium wins €37.23 million contract for AP-68 highway pay-per-use system

en.Wedoany.com Reported - A temporary consortium formed by Autopistas (Abertis' subsidiary in Spain), Gertek, and Altuna has been awarded a contract to implement and operate a new pay-per-use system on the Álava section of the AP-68 highway. The project covers technology development, system launch, and the first five years of operational management.

The project is part of the Álava Provincial Council's strategy to modernize road infrastructure. This model will combine free-flow dynamic tolling technology with traditional systems, aiming to improve traffic efficiency on the network and adapt to new mobility demands.

The contract amount is €37,234,389. The scope includes the material engineering and equipment installation required to implement the new pay-per-use system on the AP-68, as well as the development of a unified commercial back-office system. According to the Álava Provincial Council, the system will be rolled out in phases to allow for necessary testing, ensuring its reliability and operational guarantees. Pay-per-use The launch of the system marks a new phase in toll management on the AP-68 highway.

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