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Wyniki testów projektu pilotażowego KSAPO

Nowacki G., Kamiński T., Walendzik M.

Logistyka

2011

nr 3

W referacie przedstawiono wybrane problemy dotyczące implementacji europejskiej usługi opłaty elektronicznej EETS w Polsce. Instytut Transportu Samochodowego prowadził testy projektu pilotażowego - struktura funkcjonalna Krajowego Systemu Automatycznego Poboru Opłat (KSAPO). W skład systemu wchodzą następujące elementy: dwa inteligentne urządzenia pokładowe OBU, dwie bramki kontrolne, laboratoryjny model krajowej centrali automatycznego poboru opłat KCAPO. OBU automatycznie nalicza opłatę (myto), biorąc pod uwagę kategorię pojazdu (dmc, liczbę osi), klasę emisji spalin oraz przejechany odcinek drogi. OBU jest wyposażone w moduł GPS, GSM oraz DSRC, co zapewnia mu interoperacyjność z innymi systemami EETS w państwach członkowskich UE. System spełnia wymagania dyrektywy 2004/52/EC oraz decyzji KE.

The paper presents selected issues concerning the implementation of European Electronic Tolling Service EETS in Poland. The Motor Transport Institute conducted tests of the pilot project - the functional structure of the National Automatic Toll Collection System (NATCS). The system includes the following elements: two on-board intelligent devices OBU, two control gates, laboratory model of a National Centre for Automatic Toll Collection (NATCS). OBU automatically charges a fee (toll), taking into account the category of vehicle (admissible mass, the number of axes), the category of emissions, and distance of road travelled. OBU is equipped with GPS, GSM and DSRC modules, which ensures its interoperability with other EETS systems in EU Member States. The system meets the requirements of Directive 2004/52/EC and the EC Decision.

Some interoperability problems of European Electronic Tolling Service

Nowacki G., Mitraszewska I., Kamiński T., Niedzicka A.

Journal of KONES

2010

Vol. 17, No. 2

363-370

The paper refers to some standardization and interoperability problems of European Electronic Toll Service (EETS) implementation in European Union. The EETS in the European Union member states is not interoperable due to differences in charging concepts, technology standards, classification and tariff structure, legal and institutional backgrounds. European Commission has taken bold steps to address that issue. The first one was Directive 2004/52/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council 0/29 April 2004 on the interoperability of electronic road toll systems in the Community. The second was decision to launch Europe's own Galileo system. The third was EC decision from 6 October 2009 based on Research Charging Interoperability (RCI) and Common Electronic Fee Collection System for a Road Tolling European Service (CESARE) projects. EETS will be available within three years for all road vehicles above 3.5 tones or allowed to carry more than nine passengers, including the driver. It will be available for all other vehicles within five years. Motor Transport Institute researches in mentioned matters have been presented. With regard to future expansion and development, the satellite-based toll collection system will be a better solution, especially with regard to flexibility when it comes to extending toll collection to every road category, every category of vehicle and, what's more, in terms of cost efficiency in implementation and operation.