The Path Towards an Integrated And Sustainable Mobility in Europe

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44 TH ASECAP STUDY & INFORMATION DAYS 2016 The Path Towards an Integrated And Sustainable Mobility in Europe Intercontinental Hotel 23-25 May 2016 www.asecapdays.com

AGENDA 1. Abertis Autopistas (aae) motorways network 2. aae Tolling system 3. Automation and remote supervision 4. Mobility policies in Catalonia region 5. Conclusions

INDEX 1. Abertis Autopistas (aae) motorways network 2. aae Tolling system 3. Automation and remote supervision 4. Mobility policies in Catalonia region 5. Conclusions

Abertis Autopistas motorways network 12 countries (Europe and America). Manages more than 7.000 kilometers directly. Manages 1,512 km directly. Manages 251 kilometers indirectly.

INDEX 1. Abertis Autopistas (aae) motorways network 2. aae Tolling system 3. Automation and remote supervision 4. Mobility policies in Catalonia region 5. Conclusions

aae Tolling system (Facts & Figures) one system for 8 concessionaires 129 Toll stations 1.450 Toll lanes 366 ATM VTP More than 1.000.000 transactions per day Customer services einvoice and ereceipt 15,000 average daily traffic 14,142 millions km travelled 17,2% HGV 84,7% Electronic payment (credit card+ ETC) 47,3% ETC payment

INDEX 1. Abertis Autopistas (aae) motorways network 2. aae Tolling system 3. Automation and remote supervision 4. Mobility policies in Catalonia region 5. Conclusions

Automation goals Improve the customer service perception Provide a centralized and homogeneous management Infrastructure and tolling system is being monitored continuously 24x7 Improve job conditions and safety for the toll cashers

INTEGRATION Technology deployment 366 ATM machines 2.220 intercoms 1.191 CCTV Lane 1518 CCTV document 248 CCTV Toll Plaza Audio. Light and HGV level. Video. Lane, document, and toll plaza CCTV. Remote Control of each PC lane Tolling monitoring systems: alarms, states, faults, infrastructure 9

Call Centers & remote supervision Call Center services 10 call centers distributed 63 operators simultaneously 1.095 total staff trained KPI 1.993.488 incidents in 2015 855.213 1 st Quarter 2016 (x2) 0,72% incidents vs total traffic 97,21% Inc. solved remotely 2,79% Inc. solved on site 10

INDEX 1. Abertis Autopistas (aae) motorways network 2. aae Tolling system 3. Automation and remote supervision 4. Mobility policies in Catalonia region 5. Conclusions

Background In the period 2012-2015, Catalonia Government launched a package of Mobility Policies linked to commuter mobility and with the focus on efficient use of the motorways by the drivers and cars. Those Mobility Policies are linked to VIAT payment method due to the fact its the fastest and best service for the customer and motorway operation point of view. 12

Mobility policies goals 1. Discounts policies linked to the VIAT payment method (Electronic toll Collection). 2. Promote the efficient use of the road transportation network, favoring car sharing and the upgrading to the latest cars. Type of discounts: By frequency : 30% discount. More that 16 trips a month. By High Occupancy Vehicles (HOV): 40% discount. Applies to vehicles with 3 or more passengers in light vehicles. By low emission cars (ECO): 30% discount. Electric vehicles can reach up to 100%. (registering web site) WWW.ECOVIAT.COM 3. Apply policies to pay per real distance travelled within the homogenized plan in order to achieve a fair mobility in the road transportation. 13

Technology deployment Control points pay per use / real distance 13 Control points based on ETC (VIAT) in INVICAT 6 Control points based on ETC (VIAT) in AUCAT Has been in operation since 1 st January 2015. Traficam Antena 1 Antena 2 X-Stream PC Vía Switch 24p Sistemas Eléctricos RSU control point Maintenance tool

Technology deployment HOV / ECO lanes Signage 42 ATM machines in INVICAT 16 ATM machines in AUCAT ECOVIAT Web site HOV/ECO cameras 15

HOV declaration Customer request

HOV validation Central system - Manual validation 17

INDEX 1. Abertis Autopistas (aae) motorways network 2. aae Tolling system 3. Automation and remote supervision 4. Mobility policies in Catalonia region 5. Conclusions

Conclusions 1. Automated payments method with ETC and ATM machines, in traditional toll plazas with barriers, have brought advantages for both operations and customers e.g. more efficient and effective management and better customer service perception. 2. The application of new policies, e.g.: HOV, ECO and real pay per use discounts, to encourage and improve the mobility in the road transportation system, more sustainable for the environment, and promoting the use of the Safest Roads, the motorways. 19

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