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Kapsch TrafficCom is an Austria-based provider of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) offering solutions across our customers entire value chain. This includes such applications as electronic tolling, road user charging, urban access and parking, road safety enforcement, commercial vehicle applications, electronic vehicle registration, advanced traffic management, and V2X cooperative systems. Kapsch TrafficCom delivers a full range of end2end solutions - from single components and project design to the installation of fully integrated turnkey systems, system operations, and ongoing maintenance. Kapsch TrafficCom has references from 43 countries on all continents. In North America, the company operates over 15 offices in Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
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