Subsequent yr, the Georgia Division of Transportation will be a part of a rising group of states in requiring its contractors to make use of e-ticketing via tech supplier TruckIT.
GDOT has initiated a pilot dual-ticketing pilot for its contractors within the meantime – utilizing each digital and paper tickets – for mixture and concrete deliveries in preparation for a full e-ticketing rollout subsequent yr. The hybrid pilot started in March and can run via June of this yr.
Different states that require e-ticketing on DOT tasks embody Alabama, Florida, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
GDOT pointers require that automobiles putting or delivering weighted supplies – together with dump vehicles and pavers – be outfitted with GPS-enabled monitoring that displays load standing, reviews places at supply and supply websites and offers visibility from load-out to incorporation.
Beginning in 2026, area inspectors will likely be accessing that ticket information via state-issued cellular units, which is able to generate digital payments of lading which might be immediately accessible.
GDOT employees will likely be utilizing TruckIT’s AirTicket platform, with the aim of enhancing the division’s capability for same-day billing and lowering the potential for disputes or fraud.
TruckIT additionally provides an Computerized-PIC system for hybrid workflows just like the one presently in place in Georgia, which makes use of AI and laptop imaginative and prescient to digitize printed or handwritten tickets.