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19 August 2026
Lisbon’s 25 de Abril Bridge celebrates 60 years of connecting communities
One of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Since opening in August 1966, the 25 de Abril Bridge has transformed mobility across the Tagus River, connecting Lisbon with Almada and the communities of the south bank and supporting the economic development of the wider metropolitan area. Today, the bridge remains one of the essential transport links of the Portuguese capital, with more than 300,000 people crossing it every day. Stretching 2.3 km across the Tagus, it carries both road and rail traffic and connects directly with Lisbon’s major road network to the north and the A2 highway towards the south of Portugal.
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10 August 2026
ViaPlus AI transforms customer service in tolling
As tolling systems become increasingly digital, customer service is playing a growing role in the driver experience. Every day, millions of drivers interact with tolling operators to pay a toll, recharge an account, update vehicle information, understand an invoice or resolve a billing issue. Handling these requests quickly and efficiently is becoming essential for operators as electronic and free-flow tolling continue to expand.
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22 July 2026
In Slovakia, Via Pribina highway completes full resurfacing programme ahead of schedule
A major full resurfacing programme has been completed ahead of schedule, while remaining open to traffic throughout the works on the Via Pribina highway, in Slovakia. Spanning 52 kilometres, the highway is operated by VINCI Highways and its partners under a public-private partnership with the Slovak Ministry of Transport. The programme represents the largest upgrade carried out on the infrastructure since it opened in 2011, reflecting VINCI Highways' long-term commitment to preserving the performance, safety and reliability of its concessions.
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15 July 2026
How automated technology is bringing us closer to drivers
Reliable and easy to access information can change the way people experience their journey on the road. Across VINCI Highways, digital tools are playing a growing role in that effort, helping operational teams share updates with drivers in a more direct and responsive way. In Brazil, Via Cristais, operator of 594 kilometers of the BR-040 highway between Belo Horizonte, in Minas Gerais, and Cristalina, in Goiás, offers a clear example of this shift with the creation of a WhatsApp Channel.
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