TransCore

TransCore is an American transportation technology company that provides electronic toll collection, intelligent transportation systems (ITS), and radio-frequency identification (RFID) products and services to government agencies and private firms. The company is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, and operates as a subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering), which acquired it from Roper Technologies in 2022.^[1][2][6].

The company states that its systems capture more than 10 billion toll transactions annually, that it has sold over 125 million RFID tags, and that its Infinity lane equipment has been installed in more than 3,500 lanes supporting roughly 600 miles of express lanes.^[1]

What It Does

TransCore develops and operates technology for road pricing and traffic management across three main lines of business: tolling, ITS, and RFID. Its tolling work covers roadside lane equipment, dynamic pricing, back-office processing, and customer service operations for toll authorities. Its ITS practice delivers traffic management software and systems integration, while its RFID business supplies tags and readers for tolling, airports, parking and access control, rail and intermodal, and fleet applications.^[1]

The company also supports congestion pricing programs, including the congestion pricing scheme introduced in Manhattan in January 2025, which TransCore describes as the first such solution in the United States.^[5]

Products

Core tolling products include the Infinity Digital Lane System, Infinity Express, and the Integrity back-office solution, complemented by RFID tags and readers. On the ITS side, TransCore offers the TransSuite traffic management platform and SCATS adaptive signal control technology, together with engineering, installation and integration, and maintenance services. The company also provides outsourced back-office operations and maintenance for toll agencies.^[1]

Recent deployments illustrate the product stack in operation. In June 2026, TransCore announced the launch of open-road all-electronic tolling at the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission's New Hope-Lambertville bridge using its VCATS technology, described as the first open-road tolling conversion in the commission's multi-bridge modernization program.^[3] In March 2026, it reported that integrated tolling and dynamic pricing systems were powering Kansas' fully electronic 69Express lanes.^[4]

Buyers and Use Cases

TransCore's primary customers are state and regional transportation agencies, toll authorities, and airport operators, along with private firms in parking, rail, and fleet management. Documented use cases include all-electronic tolling conversions for bridge commissions, express lane corridors with dynamic pricing, urban congestion charging, and mobile identification applications across logistics chains.^[1][3][4][5]

History

TransCore traces its operations back more than 80 years and has specialized in transportation solutions for government agencies and private firms during that period.^[1] The business was previously owned by Roper Technologies until Singapore Technologies Engineering acquired it in 2022; following the acquisition, ST Engineering described itself as a market leader in electronic toll collection.^[2]

In recent years the company has publicized deployments such as the MTA's congestion pricing program announced in January 2025,^[5] the Kansas 69Express lanes in early 2026,^[4] and the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission conversion in mid-2026.^[3]

Landscape

TransCore competes with other tolling and intelligent transportation suppliers serving public agencies, a market segment adjacent to vehicle and mobility data providers covered under Auto & Vehicle. As part of ST Engineering's Urban Solutions cluster, it sits within a diversified engineering group whose other businesses span commercial aerospace, defence, and public security.^[2]