PrePass Launches GPS Toll Verification Service
PrePass said its new toll verification service will help fleets maximize operational cost savings.

The Inform Tolling Analytics Dashboard uses the PrePass app to automatically detect and highlight inaccurate toll charges.
Photo: PrePass
Integrated weigh station bypass and toll management service provider PrePass has introduced a GPS Toll Verification service.
The company said this new fleet management solution will save carriers time and money by matching GPS locations to toll charges, The system can then proactively identify potential billing inaccuracies.
Enhanced Tolling Visibility
The Inform Tolling Analytics Dashboard uses the PrePass app and GPS technology with a proprietary machine-learning engine. The system automatically detects and highlights inaccurate toll charges.
PrePass said the service ensures that fleets only pay for the tolls they incur, leading to substantial cost savings.
It is available on Android, iOS, and integrated telematics platforms
The GPS Toll Verification process will deliver insights that empower fleets to manage tolling expenses more effectively or to initiate tolling disputes, which PrePass can process on behalf of its customers.
With GPS location data generated from the PrePass app or a telematics service provider, fleet managers can validate toll charges, ensuring they are not overpaying and reducing the administrative costs and complexity of managing them.
“Our customers often face challenges in understanding and validating charges from the various tolling agencies their fleets use,” said Chris Murray, president of PrePass. “The ability to automatically verify toll charges using GPS technology and PrePass’ proprietary matching engine, not only provides them with confidence in their overall tolling expenses but also translates to significant cost savings, offering one less thing to worry about in their day.”
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