ESTRAFFIC to Operate K-MaaS at Gangneung ITS World Congress, Unveil Next-Generation Mobility Technologies
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ESTRAFFIC will oversee the building and operation of the K-MaaS app at the 2026 Gangneung Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) World Congress.
Working with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and Gangneung City, it will provide integrated mobility services for congress visitors and support operation of the transportation system during the event.
At the congress venue, it will also unveil next-generation mobility solutions such as "RFID-based multi-lane Hi-Pass (MLFF)" and "S-RUC+."
ESTRAFFIC will operate Korea's integrated mobility service, K-MaaS, at the 2026 Gangneung Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) World Congress. The company also plans to unveil next-generation transportation solutions.
ESTRAFFIC said on the 19th-23rd that it will oversee the building and operation of the K-MaaS app at the ITS World Congress. To that end, ESTRAFFIC will work with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and Gangneung City to provide integrated mobility services for congress visitors, while also supporting operation of the transportation system during the event.
ESTRAFFIC has been involved in building Gangneung City's ITS infrastructure since 2021. It will leverage the experience it has accumulated in building and operating systems during that process for this service.
Major solutions in the next-generation mobility sector will also be on display at the congress venue. The flagship technology is "RFID-based multi-lane Hi-Pass (MLFF)."
"RFID-based multi-lane Hi-Pass (MLFF)" is a system that uses RFID tags instead of expensive in-vehicle devices. The system enables vehicles to pay tolls without stopping.
ESTRAFFIC is expanding its ITS business areas and said it plans to widen business opportunities in overseas ITS markets based on its domestic build experience. The technology is being applied in overseas projects in Azerbaijan and Bangladesh, and ESTRAFFIC CEO Moon Chan-jong said the company will seek to expand the overseas application of Korea's ITS technology and its global business by leveraging its Gangneung operation experience.
At this congress, ESTRAFFIC is showcasing transportation infrastructure technologies such as toll collection and distance-based charging while also operating K-MaaS. CEO Moon Chan-jong said the company can highlight the capabilities it has built in transportation system construction and operation through its K-MaaS operations.
The "S-RUC+" platform, unveiled for the first time at this congress, is a platform for calculating tolls based on mileage. Mileage-based charging is a method of setting costs according to vehicle use, and it is a technology designed to address the need to supplement the existing fuel tax-centered transportation funding structure as the adoption of electric vehicles expands.
ESTRAFFIC plans to target the overseas market for introducing toll collection systems without stopping, based on its low build costs. The company is aiming at both the demand for supplementing transportation funding structures amid the spread of electric vehicles and overseas adoption markets by promoting toll collection without stopping and mileage-based charging technologies.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408465
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