e-Management of Road Infrasructure
Road Tolls Services
Interoperability
Road Safety
Professor Athina Lazakidou
Governor
She is a Professor at the Department of Economics of the University of the Peloponnese. She graduated in 1996 from the Department of Computer Science of the Athens University of Economics and Business in Greece. Between 1997 and 2000 she completed her PhD at the Free University of Berlin in Germany.
She has significant academic and research experience. She has 25 years of teaching experience at undergraduate and postgraduate level, having previously worked at the University of Cyprus, the University of Nicosia, the Hellenic Naval Academy, the Hellenic Army Academy, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University of Piraeus, the Open University of Cyprus, the Hellenic Open University, the University of the Peloponnese and the National School of Public Administration.
She is the author of many books on e-Government and e-Services, Management Information Systems, Advanced Systems and New Technologies in various fields.
She also has administrative experience, as she is the Director of the Digital Health and Health Economics Applications Laboratory (DigiTHEA Lab) of the Department of Economics of the University of Peloponnese from 2016 to present. She has also worked as a Special Expert in the European Union and an independent evaluator at the Information Society S.A., the Electronic Governance of Social Security S.A. (IDIKA S.A.), at IKA-ETAM, at the Development Company Information-Education-Local Development S.A. (PETA S.A.), the State Scholarships Foundation (IKY), the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (ELIDEK), as well as the Research Promotion Foundation (RPF) of the Republic of Cyprus for evaluations of research proposals/ projects.
From July 2020 to March 2023, she served as a Member of the Board of Directors of the Corinth Canal (A.E.D.I.K. S.A.) and from January 2024 until today, she is the Governor of the Road Tolls Service - Electronic Management of Road Infrastructures of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.
Mr. Konstantinos Kolovos
Deputy Governor
1 | Athina Lazakidou (Governor) | +30-2144056941 | |
2 | Konstantinos Kolovos (Deputy Governor) | +30-2144056942 | |
3 | Chrysoula-Dionysia Giaka (Administration Secretariat) | +30-2144056940 | |
4 | Polyxeni Kotini (Secretariat-Protocol) | +30-2144056946 | |
5 | Vasiliki Georgantidi | +30-2144056950 | |
6 | Dimitra Doudoumi | +30-2144056951 | |
7 | Georgia Theodorogianni | +30-2144056945 | |
8 | Alexandros Kalimikerakis | +30-2144056947 | |
9 | Georgios Lepipas | +30-2144056940 | - |
10 | Athanasia Moucha | +30-2144056957 | |
11 | Evgenia Bitakou | +30-2144056944 | |
12 | Despoina Pantazi | +30-2144056959 | |
13 | Konstantinos Papakostas | +30-2144056958 | |
14 | Christos Sakellariadis | +30-2144056961 | |
15 | Αthina Smyrou | +30-2144056949 | |
16 | Maria Stylianidi | +30-2144056948 |
The violations that will be digitally certified are:
The action of digital management of violations in combination with the activation of cameras aims to consolidate the deterrent effect of the sanctioning rules of the Road Traffic Code and to build a culture of Road Safety.
We all participate in this effort so that by 2050 we will have "zero victims from traffic accidents".
The Road Tolls Service-Electronic Management of Road Infrastructure of the of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is establishing an electronic toll for the payment of Tolls for Traffic Connections, as part of the effort to combat bureaucracy and serve citizens. A visit to the local Tax Office will no longer be required to pay tolls (as was the case until recently) and payment will be made exclusively through the electronic toll service (e-toll). Notices are sent by post.
The new method of payment via electronic toll is valid from March 1, 2024. To purchase the e-toll, interested parties can visit the website of the General Secretariat of Information Systems (http://www.gsis.gr) and select the "e-toll" application (E-Toll Code: 5160) from the "Services for Citizens" or "Services for Businesses" menu.
The National Access Point of Greece is a platform through which interested parties can access data from Intelligent Transport Systems and road network data. The platform offers real-time, static or historical data in various types and under various licenses. These data are published by accredited entities and can be used for various purposes (such as for the development of commercial services) depending on their license.
The main objective of the National Access Point is to collect and provide transport-related data and to facilitate their use by service providers, local authorities and central government agencies. The ultimate goal is to provide harmonised information services to travellers along the national and international transport network.
National Access Point website: http://data.nap.gov.gr
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e-Management of Road Infrasructure
Road Tolls Services
Interoperability
Road Safety
The mission of the Road Tolls Service - Electronic Mangamenet of Road Infrastructure is, among others:
The Road Tolls Service – Electronic Management of Road Infrastructure of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport publishes a comprehensive report on tolls levied in the Greek territory. The report includes information on the evolution of the imposition of fees for the use of road infrastructure projects, the differentiation of infrastructure fees according to the category of vehicle and the type of heavy commercial vehicle, the differentiation of infrastructure fees according to the environmental performance of vehicles, the total revenue from tolls, the use of the revenues resulting from the implementation of Directive (EU) 2022/362 and many other useful information.
The latest edition of the IRF World Road Statistics is now available for free through the IRF Data Warehouse! This edition encompasses data for the years 2018 - 2023, for over 200 countries and territories, and over 200 indicators.
The new Road Traffic Code (KOK) introduces significant changes aimed at reducing traffic accidents.
New Road Traffic Code (in greek): click here
The Hellenic Institute of Transport (HIT) οf the Centre for Research and Technology (CERTH/EKETA) together with the Road Tolls Service – Electronic Management of Road Infrastructure (YOT-HDOY) organized with great success a two-day workshop titled “Data Quality and NAP Best Practices” in the framework of the European Commission NAPCORE project, which took place with great success in Athens, Greece on 5-6 May 2025. The aim of this Event was to bring together the project participants to discuss the current status, the future prospects and the progress of National Data Access Points (NAPs) in the EU. The National Technical University of Athens actively contributed with the following presentation:
NTUA Presentation about Artificial Intelligence, Biga Data and the Futureof Road Safety: click here to downlod
The Institute of Communications & Computer Systems (ICCS) together with International Road Federation (IRF) and several other Organizations, are organizing the International Symposium "Navigating the Future of Traffic Management" in Athens, Greece on 29 June – 3 July 2025. This Conference will focus on four thematic tracks: digitalization in traffic management, sustainable mobility strategies, integrated infrastructure systems, and road safety innovations. These tracks aim to address the complex challenges of modern traffic management and offer actionable insights for a safer and more efficient transportation future.
More Information: click here