Emovis, the Abertis subsidiary dedicated to the development and management of technology and information services, has launched last week a free flow toll - without barriers-the Mersey Gateway Bridge, in the city of Liverpool (United Kingdom).
The bridge, with more than 2 kilometers and three lanes per direction, connects the towns of Runcorn and Widnes and represents an important channel of communication between the Northwest of England and the rest of the country.
Emovis uses optical character recognition technology to identify vehicles that go over the bridge. Those must have a sticker in the windscreen, associated with a bank account, in order to charge payment. They can request it by registering at www.merseyflow.co.uk.
About Emovis
Emovis is the leading service delivery and technology arm of Abertis in the global markets for all electronic tolling and smart mobility solutions.
With over 550 employees across 7 countries, Emovis operates in Europe and America from its headquarters in France.
Is currently under the division of Abertis Mobility Services, along with Eurotoll.
21 May 2026
The Abertis Foundation has presented the Abertis Spain 2026 Awards, which recognise research excellence in sustainable mobility, infrastructure and transport, in an edition that also marks the beginning of a new stage of the Abertis Chairs International Network, which is consolidating itself as an international mobility observatory.
The Abertis Chairs International Network, coordinated by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), promotes collaboration between some of the most prestigious universities in the countries in which Abertis operates, to promote sustainable mobility through data analysis, applied research and the development of innovative projects.
The event, held as part of a day of debate on road infrastructure, brought together experts from academia, business and institutions to address issues such as innovation, digitalisation, user experience and financing models.
8 May 2026
•The Group —owned by ACS and Mundys— reaches an agreement with the Government of Mexico to invest €1.2 billion in a strategic infrastructure improvement plan.
•This agreement will more than double the concession life of its subsidiary in the country, Red de Carreteras de Occidente (RCO), from 22 years to over 41 years, strengthening the long-term stability of the asset.
•José Aljaro, CEO of Abertis, stated: “This new project in Mexico demonstrates our ability to work alongside public administrations as a long-term industrial and financial partner, combining investment, service enhancement and value creation in a country where we already operate close to 900 kilometres of highways.”