Kapsch TrafficCom Accelerates Serbia’s Smart Mobility with Four New Toll Plazas
Kapsch TrafficCom has reached another major milestone in Serbia’s transport modernisation drive with the opening of four new toll plazas along the Moravski Corridor. The development signals a leap forward in the country’s infrastructure ambitions, with the corridor forming a critical link in the Balkan transport network.
Stretching 112.4 kilometres, the Moravski Corridor connects Serbia’s east-west axis and integrates with the north-south corridor stretching between Hungary and North Macedonia. The motorway not only ties together the A1 and A2 highways but also strengthens access between Belgrade and the Zlatibor mountain region, one of Serbia’s most popular tourist destinations. By improving logistics and passenger mobility, the corridor is expected to enhance economic development across the nation’s heartland.
A Strategic Step in Serbia’s Road Modernisation Plan
The Moravski Corridor is more than a stretch of tarmac—it’s a symbol of Serbia’s growing commitment to sustainable mobility and regional connectivity. The latest tolling developments, spearheaded by Kapsch TrafficCom, are designed to streamline travel, enhance traffic management, and reduce congestion.
Ivan Katalina, Sales Manager Balkans for Kapsch TrafficCom, commented: “The implementation of the tolling systems is proceeding smoothly and on schedule. The deciding factors are our local expertise coupled with the international and know-how from global teams, which allow us to react quickly and comprehensively to any requests.”
His remarks underline the strategic collaboration between local insight and international technology expertise, a hallmark of Kapsch’s global success.
Intelligent Systems for a Smarter Serbia
The four toll plazas are powered by Kapsch’s SmartTOLL technology—a highly advanced tolling system designed for seamless, efficient operations. SmartTOLL combines high-speed data processing, automatic vehicle classification, and integrated analytics to provide real-time monitoring and control.
This new system forms part of a larger Kapsch TrafficCom project encompassing 150 contracted lanes, of which 120 are scheduled for completion by the end of 2025. In total, Kapsch will equip 16 toll plazas across Serbia with this technology. At the Prilipac toll plaza alone, more than 16,000 vehicles are processed daily—a figure that highlights the scale of the project’s impact.
By leveraging intelligent tolling infrastructure, Kapsch is helping Serbia build a more connected, efficient, and sustainable transport network capable of handling increasing traffic demands without sacrificing safety or speed.
The Broader Balkan Transport Vision
The Moravski Corridor plays a vital role in unifying the region’s transport grid. Serving as a bridge between Central Europe and the Balkans, the motorway improves freight routes linking Hungary, Serbia, and North Macedonia, thereby strengthening economic and cultural ties.
Serbia’s government has identified transport modernisation as a cornerstone of national growth. With major corridors like this one under development, the country is positioning itself as a regional logistics hub and a vital link in Europe’s expanding east-west trade routes. The completion of modern toll infrastructure will not only reduce travel times but also enhance safety and improve toll revenue collection efficiency.
Pioneering Smart Mobility Worldwide
Headquartered in Vienna, Kapsch TrafficCom is a global leader in intelligent transportation systems (ITS), known for delivering cutting-edge solutions in tolling and traffic management. With a footprint in more than 50 countries, the company focuses on enabling sustainable, congestion-free mobility through technology.
From design and system integration to operations and maintenance, Kapsch provides end-to-end solutions. Its SmartTOLL platform exemplifies this holistic approach—combining sensors, AI-driven analytics, and cloud-based management tools to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
In its 2024/25 financial year, Kapsch TrafficCom generated revenues of EUR 530 million, supported by more than 3,000 employees across 25 countries. The company’s shares are traded on the Vienna Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol KTCG, reflecting its strong position in the global mobility market.
Innovation and Sustainability at the Core
Kapsch TrafficCom’s mission extends beyond technology—it’s about shaping the future of mobility. The company’s solutions help reduce emissions, improve traffic flow, and enhance road safety. By introducing smarter tolling and connected mobility solutions, Kapsch supports cities and countries in meeting their environmental and economic goals.
The Moravski Corridor project embodies these values. With its advanced tolling infrastructure and integration into Serbia’s broader road network, it showcases how innovation can directly contribute to cleaner, safer, and more efficient transport systems.
Boosting Local Economies and Tourism
The benefits of the Moravski Corridor go beyond improved logistics. Enhanced road connectivity between Belgrade and Zlatibor is expected to stimulate tourism, reduce travel times, and attract new investments. Small businesses, logistics firms, and the hospitality sector all stand to gain from improved accessibility and reduced operating costs.
The toll plazas also bring new employment opportunities in engineering, operations, and maintenance—further contributing to regional development. By integrating state-of-the-art technology into local infrastructure, Kapsch is helping Serbia lay the groundwork for long-term prosperity.
A Model for Regional Smart Infrastructure
As other Balkan nations push ahead with digital infrastructure initiatives, Serbia’s approach to the Moravski Corridor may well become a benchmark for the region. Kapsch’s proven expertise in electronic tolling, intelligent traffic management, and end-to-end mobility solutions makes it an ideal partner for governments looking to modernise national transport frameworks.
From Austria to Argentina, Kapsch’s systems have helped cities and countries achieve measurable improvements in traffic flow, emissions reduction, and operational efficiency. Serbia’s latest toll plaza openings underscore the company’s ongoing role as a trusted partner in global infrastructure development.
Driving the Future of Mobility in Serbia
The successful rollout of the new toll plazas marks an important chapter in Serbia’s road modernisation journey. It highlights what’s possible when international innovation meets local commitment—a synergy that promises lasting improvements for road users, the economy, and the environment.
With more toll plazas set to go live by 2025, Kapsch TrafficCom continues to reinforce its role as a driving force in Serbia’s smart mobility transformation.
The Moravski Corridor stands as a symbol of progress, proving that with the right technology and vision, the road ahead can indeed lead to a more connected, sustainable future.
