Emovis highlights the transformation of free-flow tolling at the ABC Forum in Madrid. On May 21 in Madrid, Spain, Emovis participated in the ABC Forum - Sustainable Mobility. This industry event analyzed the future of road infrastructure and mobility systems in an increasingly digital and sustainable environment. The forum was organized by ABC, one of Spain's longest-established national newspapers and widely recognized for fostering dialogue around economic and social transformation, in collaboration with Abertis Foundation, an organization founded in 1999 to promote initiatives related to road safety, environmental sustainability, and academic research across the regions where the Abertis Group operates. The event brought together institutional representatives, infrastructure operators, technology companies, and academic experts to discuss the future of mobility and its impact on economic and social development. In a context shaped by technological transformation and the transition toward more sustainable models, discussions focused on the challenges facing road networks, including improving the user experience, increasing operational efficiency, and accelerating modernization processes. Throughout the forum, innovation and service quality were highlighted as key drivers for developing smarter, more connected, and future-ready mobility systems. Within this context, Abertis Mobility Services (AMS) - the technology subsidiary of Abertis specialized in free-flow tolling, which operates commercially under the Emovis brand - participated in the panel discussion "User Experience in Road Infrastructure," represented by Pablo Odena, Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer at AMS - Emovis, alongside José Manuel Vassallo, Director of the Abertis-UPM Chair, Daniel Villanova, Managing Director of Autopistas (Abertis Group), and Núria Vinyoles, Data Science Manager at DRIBIA. During the session, Pablo structured his presentation around three key areas related to the evolution of tolling and digital mobility systems. First, he addressed the importance of user experience in toll collection management. He explained that while some countries still operate traditional barrier toll systems, Free Flow models enable uninterrupted traffic flow via automatic vehicle identification, eliminating stops. Pablo highlighted that Emovis, together with Abertis, has supported the transition from barrier-based tolling to free-flow systems across concessions in countries such as Chile, Puerto Rico, and France. He also emphasized that this shift represents not only a technological innovation but also a true business transformation, shifting operational complexity to the digital back office, where user experience and digital channels are essential to ensuring effective toll collection. Second, he highlighted how Emovis has been integrating artificial intelligence into its technological products and services for several years. He explained that AI has become a key enabler of digital transformation in the sector due to the high volume of transactions and repetitive administrative tasks involved. Pablo detailed how AI is already being applied in toll operations to improve automatic vehicle identification, optimize payment collection processes through customer segmentation based on payment behavior, and enhance customer service through virtual specialist assistants deployed in chatbots and voicebots. Third, he addressed the role of the connected vehicle in the future of tolling systems. Pablo explained that Emovis has more than a decade of experience in connected vehicle integration and has already operated programs in several U.S. states, including Virginia, Oregon, and Utah, where distance-based road usage charging programs are in place. In these models, connected vehicles transmit data directly to back-office systems, enabling more automated and frictionless tolling experiences. Emovis' participation in the forum reinforces its role in the digital transformation of mobility. Through Free Flow tolling, artificial intelligence, and connected vehicle technologies, the company continues to drive more efficient, automated, and user-centric mobility ecosystems. Emovis Hub Discover what's next in mobility. Explore global updates, insights, case studies, and more about tolling and the mobility industry.

Emovis UK wins people Team of the Year award. Emovis UK has been awarded "People Team of the Year (<250 employees)" at the fifth edition of the British HR Awards 2026, a recognition that celebrates excellence in people management and outstanding employee experience. The award was announced during the ceremony held on 22 April at the Grand Connaught Rooms in Covent Garden, London. The British HR Awards, organized by New Possible, recognize organizations, teams, and individuals transforming the employee experience in the workplace. This year's edition received a record-breaking 474 entries from organizations across the United Kingdom, ranging from innovative startups to major global corporations, underscoring the award's prestige and competitiveness. The recognition was received by the Emovis UK Human Resources team, represented by Jade Koo (HR Manager) and Olivia Wilkins (HR Officer), on behalf of the wider team. This achievement reflects a sustained collective effort to enhance the employee experience, evolve talent processes, and strengthen a people-centric, inclusive organizational culture. This award strengthens Emovis UK's vision of developing a people strategy aligned with the evolving mobility sector and of promoting modern, inclusive, and future-oriented HR practices. The organization continues to reinforce its position as a benchmark in talent management within the tolling and mobility solutions ecosystem. Emovis Hub Discover what's next in mobility. Explore global updates, insights, case studies, and more about tolling and the mobility industry. News - Dec 11, 2025 Emovis extended the road user charging program in virginia. Case Study - Dec 10, 2025 Virginia's mileage choice program. News - Dec 09, 2025 Emovis to expand its collaboration with ATMB through the selection of its tolling commercial back-office. White Paper - Dec 03, 2025 The role of traceability in tolling: driving trust, reputation, and credibility. News - Nov 28, 2025 Emovis recognised with two prestigious Awards in London. White Paper - Nov 17, 2025 Accelerating tolling: commercial back office (CBO) implementation without sacrificing reliability or security. News - Oct 29, 2025 Emovis drives the future of mobility across three major U.S. Events. White Paper - Oct 17, 2025 AI doesn't solve everything: the evolution of manual image review into hybrid intelligence. News - Apr 30, 2026 Article - Apr 27, 2026 Driving tolling insights: the next wave of intelligent tolling technology. News - Apr 22, 2026 Emovis consolidates its hybrid AI approach within the tolling sector. News - Apr 07, 2026 Emovis strengthens its presence at the IBTTA Summit in Virginia. Case Study - Mar 26, 2026 Mersey gateway crossing. News - Mar 11, 2026 The future of express lanes in 4 questions. White Paper - Mar 03, 2026 How to achieve up to 99.9% vehicle classification accuracy without intrusive sensors. News - Dec 18, 2025 Broad gate becomes its New office in leeds. News - Dec 11, 2025 Case Study - Dec 10, 2025 News - Dec 09, 2025 White Paper - Dec 03, 2025 News - Nov 28, 2025 White Paper - Nov 17, 2025 News - Oct 29, 2025 White Paper - Oct 17, 2025 News - Apr 30, 2026 Article - Apr 27, 2026 News - Apr 22, 2026 News - Apr 07, 2026 Case Study - Mar 26, 2026 News - Mar 11, 2026 White Paper - Mar 03, 2026 News - Dec 18, 2025