The possibilities of using data from the HU-GO electronic toll system for traffic estimation and traffic management purposes
Abstract
The focus of the article is the review of the real-time information necessary for the traffic management of the national road network, the mapping of their availability; on the whole, a deeper exploration of the reusability of the data of the National Toll Payment Services Plc., gathered mainly for the purpose of toll payment – within the framework of the data management possibilities provided by the legislation –, and the examination of their possibilities for traffic analysis and traffic management purposes.
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