The document proposes replacing RFID technology with an LED-based optoelectronic system for toll collection. It describes the basic principles of LEDs, how they can function as both light emitters and sensors. Calculations are shown to determine system parameters like wavelength and beam divergence over the 5m distance between vehicles and road sensors. The proposed system would use a programmed LED on each vehicle to transmit a unique code to multiple photo-receivers at the toll point. This would allow toll collection without vehicles stopping. The system aims to reduce radiation risks compared to RFID and could integrate with vehicle systems to provide additional transportation data. In conclusion, the LED system design aims to successfully implement non-stop tolling using similar principles as remote