The Amsterdam Environmental Zone Project, based on automated enforcement by Gatsometer, is the first such deplayment in the Netherlands, introduced to keep highly polluting lorries out of the city centre.

Using Dacolian's specially develeoped Intrada ALPR software, the schem has achieved a 95% correct read rate with a low margin or error. The camera reading accuracy tolerates a maximumum deviation of no more than 0.02%, or one error per 5000 registrations. Installation at 38 locations has taken maximum advantage of existing street furniture and avoided disruption of the road surface by deploying Gatso loopless trigger radar (LTR).

Queensland Motorways runs since November 2009 a free-flow tolling system, which does away with toll booth operators. IBM's Identification, Rating and Interoperability Services (IRIS) subsystem picks up the information generated at the roadside and uses stored business logic to execute a series of toll-related transactions. Upon receiving the roadside information, IRIS runs it against an SAP CRM database, within which the solution maintains a comprehensive record of vehicle and owner profile information.

Dacolian's Intrada ALPR back office solution is used to implement the automatic number plate recogntion for the video tolls. The Intrada software is used because it is unique in its capabilities of determining the registration number and the state of origin for all passing vehicles.