Neology Launches Industry's First Tolling-as-a-Service Platform on US 36 Express Lanes
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CARLSBAD, CA, UNITED STATES, October 8, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Neology and Plenary Roads Denver have launched the industry's first Tolling-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform on the US 36 Express Lanes, connecting Denver and Boulder, Colorado. The new platform, named PeakPass, went live on September 14, 2026, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of tolling technology.
The deployment of PeakPass represents a comprehensive solution that integrates Neology's advanced roadside tolling technology with operational back-office services, call center operations, invoicing, and violations processing. This fully integrated platform is designed to provide a seamless and reliable tolling experience for motorists while supporting Plenary Roads Denver's long-term vision for the corridor.
Christian Guevara, Senior Vice President of Operations at Plenary Americas, expressed his satisfaction with the launch.
The new platform includes Neology's complete tolling technology suite, which consists of the neoForce™ roadside toll collection platform, neoRead™ advanced vehicle identification and image review technologies, neoClass™ vehicle classification capabilities, and neoCare™ customer care and account management services. Together, these solutions support toll collection operations across 17 tolling locations along the US 36 Express Lanes corridor, delivering accurate transaction processing, streamlined customer service, and comprehensive operational visibility.
According to Bradley H. Feldmann, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Neology, the deployment of PeakPass is a significant step in the company's strategy to transform how tolling services are deployed, operated, and scaled.
The initial agreement between Neology and Plenary Roads Denver is for a 10-year term, with options to extend the contract for up to 40 years. This long-term commitment underscores the confidence both companies have in the success of the PeakPass platform and its ability to meet the evolving needs of the transportation industry.
The launch of PeakPass on the US 36 Express Lanes is a testament to the growing trend of managed-service models in the tolling industry. As transportation agencies and concessionaires seek greater operational efficiency, reduced technology complexity, and predictable lifecycle costs, managed-service models such as Tolling-as-a-Service are emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional tolling deployments.
This deployment reinforces Neology's ongoing transition from delivering individual tolling products to providing comprehensive mobility and tolling platforms that help transportation operators modernize infrastructure, optimize operations, and serve motorists more effectively.