About the Alliance for Toll Interoperability

The Alliance for Toll Interoperability (ATI) is about promoting and implementing interstate interoperability for the benefit of customers and member agencies. The toll industry has gone through significant changes in the past five years. Nearly all toll agencies in the United States are now using radio frequency identification (RFID) for electronic toll collection (ETC) in conjunction with traditional cash toll collection systems. However, as the toll industry strives to better meet customer demand for efficiency and safety, many toll agencies are either planning for, or have implemented, All Electronic Tolling (AET), eliminating cash lanes altogether.

This shift in operating procedures places a heavier weight on video image capture technology for infrequent customers and pursuing toll violators.  As a leader in the toll industry, ATI understands the increased importance of providing road users, both registered customers and non-registered customers, an opportunity to pay their tolls after using an AET toll system.  ATI also understands that to maintain the public’s trust, toll agencies need to hold those drivers who refuse to pay their toll accountable.  To do this, toll agencies need accurate and accessible vehicle information.  This information is critical to cost effective and successful toll programs.