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The Company<br />

Autostrade per l’<strong>Italia</strong><br />

Autostrade per l’<strong>Italia</strong>, controlled 100% by the holding Autostrade S.p.A., is the biggest <strong>Italia</strong>n<br />

Concessionaire.<br />

Autostrade per l’<strong>Italia</strong>, beside the management of 2.854,6 km of network in concession, controls in its<br />

own right 8 <strong>Italia</strong>n Concessionaires and 5 Service Companies. The network managed by the<br />

Autostrade Group is 3.408,1 Kms, i.e. the 62% of the <strong>Italia</strong>n tolled network.<br />

ITS Expertise & Solutions<br />

The main task of Autostrade is focused on ensuring the maximum flexibility of the motorway network<br />

and to pursue the constant improvement of safety and security and quality of service offered to<br />

clients, also by means of innovative services. One of the key aspects of the motorway network is the<br />

diffusion of toll payment systems, which is the key element for traffic fluency. In particular the ETC<br />

Telepass sysyem, operated by Autostrade in Italy since 1990, has gained a great success: today, the<br />

distributed OBU are more than 5 millions and this result is due to promotional and development<br />

activities parallel to the constant upgrade of technologies.<br />

The Telepass system dramatically cuts the waiting times of vehicles and consequently motor<br />

emissions, for reduced environmental impact. Besides, the Company is involved in the definition of<br />

new application fields of Telepass technology, like the Limited Traffic Area control in many <strong>Italia</strong>n city.<br />

Autostrade per l’<strong>Italia</strong> has successfully exported its know-how; in fact Autostrade per l’<strong>Italia</strong> has<br />

operated the Austrian dynamic free flow multilane system (2000 km of tolled road network for HGV ><br />

3.5 t) by means of the Europpass Company, that, up to mid 2005 was controlled 100% by Autostrade<br />

S.p.A.<br />

Main ITS solutions proposed by Autostrade:<br />

ETC solutions: a complete portfolio of turn-key technical solutions for all Road User Charging<br />

Schemes, from the usual monolane configuration to the real multilane free flow, suitable for<br />

motorway and urban mobility environments.<br />

Access Control: the systems allow the control of limited traffic areas access, parking, interports<br />

by means of the acceptance list check and to eventually start an automatic tolling process.<br />

Autotraf: a new generation technology platform which integrates and coordinates the various<br />

information sources making them accessible to the operators who monitor and manage the<br />

network.<br />

Autotraf Plus: Autotraf plus shows the status of traffic by means of messages displayed on the<br />

VMS in a Branch Direction, based upon the Journey times application.<br />

INFOMOVING: INFOMOVING is a broadcast information service with a satellite TV format.<br />

SAFETY TUTOR: the response to the objective of increasing the level of safety in the motorway<br />

network by means of the systematic control, direct and secure, of average and instant speed.<br />

SIV (Traffic Information System): The SIV is the working tool for the Autostrade Group<br />

Companies TCC used to manage events, May Day operations, Mechanic and Sanitary help and to<br />

enhance the data exchange quality among Operators and Customers.<br />

References:<br />

Head office: Via Bergamini, 50 – 00159 Roma - Italy<br />

Contact person: Paolo Giorgi<br />

Email: paolo.giorgi@autostrade.it Phone: +39 055 4202522 Fax: +39 055 4202369<br />

Website: www.autostrade.it<br />

<strong>TTS</strong> <strong>Italia</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>2006</strong> 34

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