gateless electronic toll collection using rfid
GATELESS ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION USING RFID
A.N.V.K.Chaitanya and D. Kishore Kumar anvkchaitanya@gmail.com, d.mohankishore@gmail.com
Department Of Electronics and Communications Engineering
Koneru Lakshmaiah University
Vaddeswaram, Guntur.
Abstract:
An effective and efficient utilization of communication link between RF Modems over a wireless channel to facilitate monitoring, authentication and automated toll collection of vehicles on the highways is proposed in the paper. The system is implemented to automatically register vehicles getting on or off a motorway or highway, shortening the amount of time for paying toll in large queues. This paper also introduces the implementation and design of an active
RFID tag based system for automatically identifying running vehicles on roads and collecting their data.
The architecture and the basic principles of design of the system are presented; including reading equipment
(readers and antennas) and active electronic tag.
Finally, the effectiveness and efficiency of the system is analyzed as a whole.
Subject:
Idea to implement Mobile Gateless electronic toll collection to solve time delay issue at toll gates and to reduce the complexity.
1. Introduction:
Electronic toll collection (ETC) is a technology enabling the electronic collection of toll payments. It has been applied over many highways and expressways for faster toll collection and reduced traffic congestion. This ETC system is capable of determining if the car is registered or not, and then informing the authorities of toll payment violations, debits, and participating accounts. The most significant advantage of this technology is that it eliminates congestion near toll booths. It is also a method by which we can track vehicles at tollbooths.
Other than this obvious advantage, implementation of the ETC could also benefit the toll operators. The benefits or advantages for the users include:
1) Minimized queues at toll
A.N.V.K.Chaitanya and D. Kishore Kumar anvkchaitanya@gmail.com, d.mohankishore@gmail.com
Department Of Electronics and Communications Engineering
Koneru Lakshmaiah University
Vaddeswaram, Guntur.
Abstract:
An effective and efficient utilization of communication link between RF Modems over a wireless channel to facilitate monitoring, authentication and automated toll collection of vehicles on the highways is proposed in the paper. The system is implemented to automatically register vehicles getting on or off a motorway or highway, shortening the amount of time for paying toll in large queues. This paper also introduces the implementation and design of an active
RFID tag based system for automatically identifying running vehicles on roads and collecting their data.
The architecture and the basic principles of design of the system are presented; including reading equipment
(readers and antennas) and active electronic tag.
Finally, the effectiveness and efficiency of the system is analyzed as a whole.
Subject:
Idea to implement Mobile Gateless electronic toll collection to solve time delay issue at toll gates and to reduce the complexity.
1. Introduction:
Electronic toll collection (ETC) is a technology enabling the electronic collection of toll payments. It has been applied over many highways and expressways for faster toll collection and reduced traffic congestion. This ETC system is capable of determining if the car is registered or not, and then informing the authorities of toll payment violations, debits, and participating accounts. The most significant advantage of this technology is that it eliminates congestion near toll booths. It is also a method by which we can track vehicles at tollbooths.
Other than this obvious advantage, implementation of the ETC could also benefit the toll operators. The benefits or advantages for the users include:
1) Minimized queues at toll
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