The Port System Authority of the Adriatic Sea and Autostrade Alto Adriatico have signed an agreement for the implementation of experimental projects for the exchange of and integration of digital systems of information on the flow of motorway traffic to and from the ports of Trieste and Monfalcone. Announcing the agreement, the port authority recalled that currently about 50% of transits in and out of the port areas takes place through the motorway network, which remains therefore the most important artery. The objective of the agreement is to make these traffic flows more orderly, safe and easy and improve their handling along the motorway, toll booths and parking areas for heavy vehicles located along artery.

The agreement provides that Autostrade Alto Adriatico and AdSP will give life to technical tables to make available to hauliers entering and leaving ports, through applications and systems a series of information that facilitates the user himself and makes traffic management more effective vehicular.

«Managing flows in an increasingly efficient way linked to ports, taking advantage of digital - underlined the extraordinary commissioner of the Port Authority, Vittorio Torbianelli - is a crucial issue. We cannot limit ourselves to the port sections of direct competence (such as the gates, which are also the subject of upcoming technological investments), but we must think along the entire route of heavy vehicles. This agreement with Autostrade Alto Adriatic is an important step to build a system that generates shared benefits for the community and for the entire logistics chain".