Why Attend?

Understand how APAC cities are responding to growing congestion pressure

From Jakarta to Bangkok, rapidly growing urban populations are placing increasing pressure on road networks. Hear how authorities are using pricing, policy and technology to respond.

See how multi-lane free flow and digital tolling work in practice

Explore how ANPR, RFID and integrated tolling systems are helping operators reduce congestion, improve enforcement and manage high traffic volumes more efficiently.

Learn how regions are moving from manual tolling to scalable models

Many parts of Asia Pacific are transitioning from manual collection to more automated, data-driven systems. Understand the challenges, lessons and delivery considerations involved.

Meet the people delivering road pricing projects across the region

Connect with authorities, operators, technology providers and advisers working on live deployments, upcoming programmes and long-term infrastructure funding strategies.

Who Should Attend?

Public sector

Transport ministries, road authorities, tolling agencies, city and regional mobility leaders responsible for infrastructure funding, congestion management and policy development

Operators and infrastructure owners

Toll road operators, concessionaires and network managers responsible for delivery, operations, performance and long-term asset management

Technology and solution providers

ITS providers, ANPR and RFID specialists, system integrators, back office providers and mobility technology companies supporting road pricing programmes

Advisory and ecosystem

Consultants, legal and financial advisers, researchers and organisations supporting policy, procurement and implementation across the region

What You'll Leave With

• A clearer view of how road user charging is evolving across Asia Pacific
• Practical insight into multi-lane free flow, ANPR, RFID and digital tolling systems
• Lessons from live projects managing congestion, mixed traffic and growing vehicle volumes
• A stronger understanding of how pricing can support infrastructure funding and network performance
• New connections with the organisations delivering road pricing programmes across the region