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An overview review of a highway toll plaza Bakkesh Y M R1, Adarsh Pal S2, Sanjay Malige L3, Karthik S L4 1 Bachelor of Engineering, Information Science and Engineering, Bapuji Institute of Engineering and technology,
Karnataka, India
2 Bachelor of Engineering, Information Science and Engineering, Bapuji Institute of Engineering and technology,
Karnataka, India
3 Bachelor of Engineering, Information Science and Engineering, Bapuji Institute of Engineering and technology,
Karnataka, India
4 Bachelor of Engineering, Information Science and Engineering, Bapuji Institute of Engineering and technology,
Karnataka, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------
Abstract - The effective design and management of
Aadhar card. In India, every car is linked to its owner's bank account, either directly or indirectly. Many countries have applied different methods for toll collections. Like travel time estimation and prediction (TTEP) and Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) based car tracking, automatic vehicle identification, light mirror technique etc. But here is the most famous approach is electronic toll collection (ETC). Road Network in the Country: India has about 66.71 lakh km of road network, which is the second largest in the world. The length of various categories of roads is as under: National Highways: 1,46,145 km, State Highways: 1,79,535 km, Other Roads: 63,45,403 km. India's overall toll collection has increased by nearly 2.6 times in the past five years.
highway toll plazas are crucial to reducing traffic congestion and guaranteeing smooth vehicle movement. This study presents a complete analysis of toll plaza systems, emphasizing their design, functioning, and influence on traffic management. It looks at several toll collecting methods, such as manual toll booths, Electronic Toll collecting (ETC), and Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) systems. The report emphasizes the difficulties involved with toll plaza operations, including traffic delays, environmental effect, and cost efficiency. The report provides best practices for enhancing toll plaza performance using case studies and simulation models. The findings indicate that integrating sophisticated technology and implementing dynamic toll pricing may considerably improve the efficiency and sustainability of toll plazas.
Table -1: Details of India's overall toll collection
Key Words: Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), RadioFrequency Identification (RFID), Waiting time, Toll plaza, FAStag.
1.INTRODUCTION Manual toll collection and delayed processing have led to traffic congestion and long queues at toll plazas, posing a significant concern in India. This leads to excessive wait times and wasted fuel during toll collection. Additionally, this leads to increased pollution and slower highway speeds, potentially affecting the quality of food, particularly milk. Several countries, including Japan, Korea, and America, are conducting research in this sector. The paper discusses how an automated toll collecting system (ATCS) might reduce processing time for moving vehicles at toll plazas. ALPR uses image processing techniques to read a car's license plate while it is moving. Indian citizens have a unique identifying card, known as Aadhaar. The Indian government mandates that individuals link their cell phone number, bank account, and automobiles to their Aadhaar card. This article proposes a method for identifying the vehicle owner, linking their bank account to the registered license plate, and automatically deducting tolls from their associated
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Impact Factor value: 8.315
Years
India's overall toll collection
2018-19
Rs 25,154.76 cr
2019-20
Rs 27,637.64 cr
2020-21
Rs 27,923.80 cr
2021-22
Rs 33,907.72 cr
2022-23
Rs 48,028.22 cr
Automatic number plate recognition systems record realtime vehicle counts and provide precise traffic patterns. Many automatic license plate identification systems include both still and video footage. Some are intended to photograph a vehicle accelerates, runs a red light, or makes the wrong turn. The recordings are stable in a range of camera positions and perspectives, as well as indifferent weather scenarios. Traffic departments and legal counsel can Benefit from video footage. Serial traffic violators are identified Licence plate recognition. The technology also helps with reactive security. Inspections, forensics, investigations, and legal actions are all instances of this.
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