ASF - 2002 annual report - Vinci

Automatic toll payment is
rising: it absorbs more easily
the increasing flows of traffic
To optimize the toll transaction costs
and to preserve as much flexibility as
possible according to the variations
of traffic flows, ASF is pursuing the
policy of the automation of the toll
payments, in particular on its new
sections. Applied since 1999, the
Automation policy of stations operated
manually was continued in 2002
to enter its third phase: 38 payment
machines were installed and 7 others
are scheduled beginning 2003.
Phase 4 was prepared this year: 140
payment machines will be installed
over the next three years.
Remote payment… Because
paying without lowering the
window is a real boon for the
customer
Ease, modernity, simplicity: remote
A few minutes to cross Marseilles with Liber-t
Following the agreement concluded between ASF and Société Marseillaise du
Tunnel Prado-Carénage (SMTPC), holders of the Liber-T badge can take this
tunnel which allows them to cross Marseille while avoiding the city centre traffic
jams. The ASF badges are accepted and sold by the SMTPC network. A fair
exchange from which customers will benefit: beginning 2003, the SMTPC “Tunnel
Pass+” will in its turn be accepted on the Liber-T lanes of the ASF network.
payment meets the expectations of
our customers who use all the toll
motorways of the French network.
They can take all the French motorways
without transit tickets. They
then receive a detailed report of the
journeys made and benefit from a
single bill by direct debit once a
month.
Because all our customers do
not have the same needs…
In 2002, to ensure the loyalty of its
customers, ASF added to its offer
and improved the legibility of its
range of remote payment subscriptions
which are henceforth all part
of the same commercial platform,
optimising internal management
correspondingly.
■ “Liber-t Primo”: available to all,
it means that everyone can take
advantage of the remote payment
technology.