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Costa Rica: More Financial Options for QuickPass Toll Service

Autopistas del Sol, concessionaire of the highway between San José and Caldera, cancelled its exclusive toll contract with HSBC, and is now negotiating deals with others banks.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

The contract will HSBC will continue, but it won’t be exclusive any longer. Users will now enjoy more payment options, such as automatic charge from checking accounts, credit card or prepaid cards.

“Autopistas del Sol plans to announce the new payment methods in the upcoming weeks”, reported Elfinancierocr.com.

Source: elfinancierocr.com

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Preparations for Highway Expansion in Panama

March 2017

The National Highway Company plans to build new access roads with toll collections in the area of Costa del Este, in the districts of Lefevre Park and Juan Diaz.

Authorities at the National Highway Company explained that they are planning to implement the tolling scheme in order to cover the costs of the work and administration of the new access road. The construction will be completed in a period of 12 to 18 months.

Tender: Toll Collection Services

February 2015

The National Roads Authority of Costa Rica is putting out to tender services from trained personnel to perform the process of collecting the tolls at various stations on national highways.

Government Purchase 2015LN-000001-0PP00 Costa Rica:

"RECRUITMENT SERVICES FOR TOLL COLLECTION IN THE STATIONS LOCATED ON THE ROADS: GENERAL CAÑAS (ALAJUELA), FLORENCIO DEL CASTILLO (TRES RÍOS), BRAULIO CARRILLO (ZURQUÍ) YBERNARDO SOTO (NARANJO)."

Costa Rica will Hire Automated Road Toll Service

February 2011

The "Consejo Nacional de Viabilidad" will launch a public tender for the contracting of an automated system for toll collection.

By hiring the service, stations Florencio del Castillo and Braulio Carrillo will streamline the service and improve traffic.

"The contract would include structural improvements at stations, installation of equipment and software.

Plan to increase Canal toll maintained

February 2009

The increase from $63 to $72 in the toll for Twenty-foot Equivalent (TEU) containers is scheduled for May 2009.

Prensa.com reports: "In 2007, it was agreed that the toll increase would happen in three stages and the plan still stands, said the administrator of the Panama Canal Authority (ACP), Alberto Aleman Zubieta.