Road User Charging Conference Asia Pacific delves into the future of mobility pricing

Road User Charging Conference Asia Pacific delves into the future of mobility pricing

APAC Brussels
APAC Brussels

Road user charging remains an inseparable facet of modern European governance, but its importance is growing in the Asia Pacific region, too – with emphasis on equally important metrics.

In the Asia Pacific region, many tolls have been implemented to improve infrastructure (through direct funding), but the most often reason cited is to reduce congestion and thereby lower pollution.

Transport operators, road authorities, toll operators, concessionaires and system integrators all work together to deliver next generation of road charging schemes. Aiding them in this is the evolution of secure, flexible and scalable payment solutions, ones able to handle the volume of customers passing through the tolls.

At Road User Charging Conference (RUC) Asia Pacific 2026 (3rd-4th December, Four Points by Sheraton Singapore), all those involved with toll operations will be present, providing payment platforms the opportunity to showcase their expertise directly to the people influencing procurement decisions, selecting technology partners and shaping the future of road charging across the region.

A host of experts are now peaking at this year’s event, melding their considerable expertise with that of the governments moving towards MLFF, interoperable road charging and fully cashless mobility ecosystems.

Some of the recent additions include:

  • InstaToll’s Chief Operations Officer Ajit Maharaj
  • InstaToll’s Chief Executive Officer Mazwi Tunyiswa
  • Reason Foundation’s Senior Transportation Policy Analyst Marc Scribner
  • Taipei City Government Counsellor Dr. Shih-Ming You
  • ITS Thailand President Tongkarn Kaewchalermtong
  • Malaysia’s Director of Finance - Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry Dr. Paramanathan Sandran
  • Ministry of Transportation Republic Indonesia’s Senior Advisor to the Minister for Transportation on Regional Development and Environment Robby Kurniawan

For city leaders and agencies navigating rapid growth – and for suppliers bringing deployable solutions – Road User Charging Conference Asia Pacific 2026 will offer a rare combination of policy depth and operational detail to deliver a modern, trusted mobility pricing at scale.

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