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6 February 2012
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© Kapsch TrafficCom AB
JOHANNESBURG. A Swedish company has just thrown its hat in the ring for a contract to build an electronic toll-collection system in South Africa – a system that will collect money from drivers to finance the already ongoing Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project. Kapsch TrafficCom AB is one of three companies which qualified to bid for the project.
Based in Jönköping, Sweden, Kapsch TrafficCom AB is part of the Austrian telecom group Kapsch AG. The Swedish company is overseeing the South African market.
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