Road authorities

Monotch helps cities, municipalities, regions and national road authorities deploy, manage and scale connected mobility solutions and digital infrastructure to deliver measurable operational impact.

Your Challenge

Road authorities play a vital role in keeping people and goods moving safely, efficiently and sustainably. At the same time, they are expected to improve traffic operations, support policy objectives and prepare their infrastructure for the future of connected mobility.

Existing infrastructure, multiple technology providers and rapidly increasing volumes of real-time mobility data make these ambitions more complex than ever. Delivering connected mobility services requires secure, interoperable and scalable digital infrastructure that connects road infrastructure, vehicles and mobility services while protecting previous investments.

How Monotch Helps

Monotch’s solutions are:

  • Proven at large-scale
  • Plug-and-play interoperability
  • Most complete functionality in the market
  • Future-proof digital infrastructure

Explore our Case Studies for more inspiration.

Monotch enables road authorities to build connected mobility ecosystems where infrastructure, vehicles, mobility services, and technology providers can securely exchange bidirectional, real-time data, implement mobility policies, and continuously expand with new organizations, services, and technologies.

Built on open standards and designed for seamless integration with existing systems, Monotch supports collaboration across organisations without replacing infrastructure. Proven in large-scale deployments, Monotch helps road authorities protect previous investments, reduce vendor lock-in and confidently expand their connected mobility ecosystem over time.

Everything dynamic is potentially a source of data you can connect to. The scale is unlimited, so long as it is standardised, and the data source owner is willing to share that with others.
Caspar de Jonge Senior Executive Intelligent Transport Systems, Smart Mobility, Smart Cities ‐ Dutch Ministry for Infrastructure & Water Management
Digital tracking of vehicles for roadworks provides a valuable source of real-time and reliable data, contributing to the safety of road workers and road users, an important ambition for Mobilidata.
Erika Decorte Mobilidata Program Leader ‐ Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer (Flemish Road Authority)
This project shows what is possible when public agencies, technology providers, and international partners work together on practical connected mobility innovation. By demonstrating real-time, bi-directional data exchange with existing traffic signal infrastructure, we are laying the groundwork for safer, smarter and more coordinated mobility services.
Tim Haile Executive Director ‐ Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA)
Connecting all (existing) intelligent traffic equipment is essential. It provides transparency and stimulates market initiatives, preventing government, cities and road authorities from being dependent on one specific party.
Vincent Habers Director General Mobility – Mobility and Areas, Team Data and Services ‐ Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
With the largest C-ITS rollout in the world – Flanders and the Netherlands together – we have shown that it is possible. The implementation is live and scalable. The route has been explained, and the architectures are available.
Wim Vandeberghe Expert C-ITS and CCAM ‐ Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer (Flemish Road Authority)