commitment to national interoperable standards/ticketing/tolling -- Anonymous

[ Show ]

Support VoyForums

[ Shrink ]

VoyForums Announcement: Programming and providing support for this service has been a labor of love since 1997. We are one of the few services online who values our users' privacy, and have never sold your information. We have even fought hard to defend your privacy in legal cases; however, we've done it with almost no financial support -- paying out of pocket to continue providing the service. Due to the issues imposed on us by advertisers, we also stopped hosting most ads on the forums many years ago. We hope you appreciate our efforts.

Show your support by donating any amount. (Note: We are still technically a for-profit company, so your contribution is not tax-deductible.) PayPal Acct: Feedback:

Donate to VoyForums (PayPal):

Sunday, May 17, 09:18:05pm [ Login ] [ Contact Forum Admin ] [ Main index ] [ Post a new message ] [ Search | Check update time | Archives: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, [7], 8, 9, 10 ]

Subject: commitment to national interoperable standards/ticketing/tolling

Author:
Joint Communique - 8 August 2002Australian Transport Council
[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]
Date Posted: Saturday, February 01, 11:13:53am

http://www.dotars.gov.au/atc/atc13.html
-----------------------------------------------------------
Joint Communique - 8 August 2002
-----------------------------------------------------------
Australian Transport Council
-----------------------------------------------------------
ELECTRONIC STANDARDS IN TRANSPORT
-----------------------------------------------------------
Ministers renewed their commitment to national interoperable standards for ticketing and electronic tolling, and pledged to give priority to current work directed towards this public transport objective.
-----------------------------------------------------------
The Council acknowledged the broader significance of smartcard technology, and noted the need to ensure its use in the transport sector is compatible with use in other sectors, such as tourism and local government.
-----------------------------------------------------------

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

Replies:

Subject Author Date

automatic photo-matching technology instead of a Customs officerhas to be interopereable/standard/U.S. Pessimist kiosk called SmartgateLost reply Ozestock ABC News 29/1/03 Thursday, February 06, 12:52:44am

Re: Title Additional PCL Shareholding by National Express Group -- Date Of Media Release 28/08/2000, Friday, February 07, 07:23:16pm

Re: Down below is a structure showing recent deveopments -- behind e-Tag-startsMonday 20/1/2003.Transurban Group., Friday, February 07, 07:36:05pm

Re: The system that allows no-stop tollingproventechnologyMelbourne�s City Link motorway -- John Brogden MP NSW Liberal Leader 4 February 2003, Friday, February 07, 07:53:35pm

Re: The Australian Automobile Association/submission/congestion charging -- Volume 4 Number 1 March/April 2002--pdf, Saturday, February 08, 01:24:15pm

-- Schlumbergersema blir "preferred supplier" till Volvo IT. (2002-12-02 16:39), Friday, February 21, 11:52:36pm

Combitech a Swedish company supply Transurban E-Tag interopereable from Melbourne with Sydney&QLD tollways (NT) -- Combitech were taken over by Volvo I.T.--preffered supplier Schlumberger Sema., Friday, February 21, 11:59:32pm
ST will grant ERG global rights to usethe Proton technologies in ERG's transit smart card systems for 20years through a licence agreement. -- In addition, ERG will retain exclusive access to a short-list of nominated transit customers for afive-year term. 26/3/2003 finialised an agreement.Proton, Friday, April 04, 11:06:52pm

"be e-tag compatible by this weekend." NRMA 5th February 2003 "Technology that eliminates the need for toll booths is already available," Mr Carter said. Friday, February 21, 11:22:34pm

Transport smartcard for all capital cities The nation's transport ministers have agreed Chris Jones 02jul03 Wednesday, July 02, 08:30:17am

Subject	Author	Date
automatic photo-matching technology instead of a Customs officerhas to be interopereable/standard/U.S.	Pessimist kiosk called SmartgateLost reply Ozestock ABC News 29/1/03	Thursday, February 06, 12:52:44am
Re: Title Additional PCL Shareholding by National Express Group -- Date Of Media Release 28/08/2000, Friday, February 07, 07:23:16pm Re: Down below is a structure showing recent deveopments -- behind e-Tag-startsMonday 20/1/2003.Transurban Group., Friday, February 07, 07:36:05pm Re: The system that allows no-stop tollingproventechnologyMelbourne�s City Link motorway -- John Brogden MP NSW Liberal Leader 4 February 2003, Friday, February 07, 07:53:35pm Re: The Australian Automobile Association/submission/congestion charging -- Volume 4 Number 1 March/April 2002--pdf, Saturday, February 08, 01:24:15pm -- Schlumbergersema blir "preferred supplier" till Volvo IT. (2002-12-02 16:39), Friday, February 21, 11:52:36pm Combitech a Swedish company supply Transurban E-Tag interopereable from Melbourne with Sydney&QLD tollways (NT) -- Combitech were taken over by Volvo I.T.--preffered supplier Schlumberger Sema., Friday, February 21, 11:59:32pm ST will grant ERG global rights to usethe Proton technologies in ERG's transit smart card systems for 20years through a licence agreement. -- In addition, ERG will retain exclusive access to a short-list of nominated transit customers for afive-year term. 26/3/2003 finialised an agreement.Proton, Friday, April 04, 11:06:52pm
"be e-tag compatible by this weekend." NRMA 5th February 2003	"Technology that eliminates the need for toll booths is already available," Mr Carter said.	Friday, February 21, 11:22:34pm

Transport smartcard for all capital cities The nation's transport ministers have agreed	Chris Jones 02jul03	Wednesday, July 02, 08:30:17am