ALK Releases Updated, Rebranded PC*MILER|Tolls 21
CHICAGO – ALK Technologies, Inc. has released PC*MILER|Tolls 21, the latest version of the toll cost solution introduced in 2003 as ALK|Fleetsuite Tolls.
CHICAGO – ALK Technologies, Inc. has released PC*MILER|Tolls 21, the latest version of the toll cost solution introduced in 2003 as ALK|Fleetsuite Tolls. With the release of Version 21, tolls functionality has been integrated into ALK’S PC*MILER family of solutions. PC*MILER|Tolls 21 incorporates the very latest truck-specific costs from toll roads, tolled bridges, tolled tunnels, international border crossings, across North America, and for the first time includes Canadian tolls as well. PC*MILER|Tolls 21 comes with a currency converter to report toll costs in either U.S. or Canadian dollars.
The new software adds six electronic and discount toll programs to the 19 previously included, among them Cruise Card, E-Pass, EXpressToll, EZ Tag, E-ZPass, FAST LANE, FasTrak, I-PASS, K-TAG, M-TAG, PikePass, Palmetto Pass, PikePass, Smart Tag, SunPass, TollTag, and Transpass. The newly added programs in the U.S. are I-Zoom, Indiana; O-Pass, Florida, and Laredo Trade Tag and TxTag, both in Texas. Newly added programs in Canada are 407 ETR Transponder, Ontario; B-Pass, New Brunswick; MACPASS, Nova Scotia; StraitPASS, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick; and E-Pass Canada, Nova Scotia.
PC*MILER|Tolls 21 runs on a PC or a server. Versions are available for Microsoft Windows and IBM iSeries (AS/400) midrange computers.
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