This document describes the development of an automated transport management system. It discusses 6 modules: 1) an information management system to provide bus schedule and fare information; 2) a reservation system; 3) an administrative management system for HR, planning, and monitoring; 4) a fleet management system; 5) a warehouse management system to manage bus depots; and 6) a financial management system. The system aims to automate operations and provide passengers convenient access to transportation information and services. It is intended to help transportation companies more efficiently manage their operations.
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Our project entitled “PREPAID TAXI MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SYSTEM” aims is to book the taxis at all the fare charges. Manual system that is employed is extremely laborious and quite inadequate. It only makes the process more difficult and hard.
The aim of our project is to develop a system that is meant to partially computerize the work performed in the prepaid taxi management system like generating monthly daily bookings, record of routes available , fare charges of every route; store record of the customer.
We used Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 as front end and MS-Access 2000 as back end for developing our project. Visual Basic is primarily a visual design environment. We can create a VB application by designing the form and that make up the user interface. Adding visual basic application code to the form and the objects such as buttons and text boxes on them and adding any required support code in additional modular.
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Student needs to identify a project procurement stage, process, or critical success factor as his/her topic for the term project. The topic should be used for all three submissions. A list of potential topics include the following.
· Plan, Specification and Estimate (PS&E)
Student is required to select one topic and perform a comprehensive review. A good review paper is expected to be 7000-9000 words plus figures and tables. A student can either conduct an in-depth review of 3-5 journal papers with calculation and analysis or a broad general review of more than 15 articles on a specific topic.
Optimizing Public Transport Schedules to Minimize Energy Use and Wait Times
Public transport system plays an important role in any city to travel through it seamlessly with reduced individual effort and it also improves several other factors like congestion and the environment. The authorities of the public transport company must strive to improve policymaking by using tools to attain effective utilization of energy while increasing their capabilities of serving more individuals. E-participation is one of the categories that can be used to collect feedback and improve the schedules by simply enabling a click of the button for a more suitable schedule by everyone. For instance, by enabling a new option to “choose my schedule” can be included in the already existing “Ventra App” in Chicago to group the individuals and have a definitive schedule that would serve the maximum people and eliminating the less effective schedules thereby minimizing energy use.
Coming to the passenger wait times, again e-participation can be an effective tool wherein an app that runs on web 2.0 and is build using android/ iOS can be used to record the arrivals of the passengers and align the schedules. Also, the opinion mining tools like RapidMiner can be used to collect the opinions of the users and classify them based on their intents/ opinions on the currents timings and then modifying the policies to reduce the wait times. These tools can collect data from all the variety of sources and then use machine learning approaches to derive an optimized schedule that improves the efficiency and thereby reducing the wait times.
Importance of tools in policymaking
In an organization, the development of the business always lies with the implementation of some techniques in the system that is actually related to making the policy in the system. The technologies that are seen to be used in the system certainly have some importance when defining the process in the system and identifying the process during the time of communication-related to the information is always important for making the policy. The techniques that are seen to be used by the organization in the system certainly have some important steps to follow during the time of developing a policy in the system (Furlan, Torresan, Ronco, Critto, Breil, Kontogianni & Marcomini, 20 ...
Online taxi booking system project report..pdfKamal Acharya
Our project entitled “PREPAID TAXI MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SYSTEM” aims is to book the taxis at all the fare charges. Manual system that is employed is extremely laborious and quite inadequate. It only makes the process more difficult and hard.
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In an organization, the development of the business always lies with the implementation of some techniques in the system that is actually related to making the policy in the system. The technologies that are seen to be used in the system certainly have some importance when defining the process in the system and identifying the process during the time of communication-related to the information is always important for making the policy. The techniques that are seen to be used by the organization in the system certainly have some important steps to follow during the time of developing a policy in the system (Furlan, Torresan, Ronco, Critto, Breil, Kontogianni & Marcomini, 20 ...
A supply chain consists of all parties involved
directly or indirectly, in fulfilling a customer request. The supply
chain includes not only the manufacturers and suppliers, but also
transporters, workhouse, retailers and even customers
themselves. Within each organization, such as a manufactures,
the supply chain includes all functions involved in receiving and
filling a customer request. These functions include, but are not
limited to, new product development, marketing operations,
distributions, finance, and customer service. Supply chain
management (SCM) is the management of an interconnected or
interlinked between network, channel and node businesses
involved in the provision of product and service packages
required by the end customers in a supply chain. Supply chain
management spans the movement and storage of raw materials,
work-in-process inventory, and finished goods from point of
origin to point of consumption. It is also defined as the "design,
planning, execution, control, and monitoring of supply chain
activities with the objective of creating net value, building a
competitive infrastructure, leveraging worldwide logistics,
synchronizing supply with demand and measuring performance
globally.
Employee Transportation Management Systems (ETMS) offer a wide range of benefits that contribute to the success of an organization and the satisfaction of its employees.
Local Motors Awesome System is a self optimized sustainable autonomous vehicle system.
It is safe, affordable and enable new business models.
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The emerging increase in vehicles and very high traffic, demands the need for improved Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The available ITSs do not meet all the requirements of the present day situation in providing safetravels and avoidance of congestionin spite of its limitations on road. Intelligent Transport Systemsrequiremore research and implementation of better solutions on the traffic network with increased mobility and more rapid acquisition of data by sense network technology. In this paper a review is made on the present ITS where research is required so that improvement in the course of implementing reality mining can enhance the behavior of ITS. This will breed a forward leap in the improvement of safety and convenience of personal and commercial travel and in turn guarantee an ultimate drop in fatality in the society.
Deployment of Intelligent Transport Systems Based on User Mobility to be Endo...ijbuiiir1
The emerging increase in vehicles and very high traffic, demands the need for improved Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The available ITSs do not meet all the requirements of the present day situation in providing safetravels and avoidance of congestionin spite of its limitations on road. Intelligent Transport Systemsrequiremore research and implementation of better solutions on the traffic network with increased mobility and more rapid acquisition of data by sense network technology. In this paper a review is made on the present ITS where research is required so that improvement in the course of implementing reality mining can enhance the behavior of ITS. This will breed a forward leap in the improvement of safety and convenience of personal and commercial travel and in turn guarantee an ultimate drop in fatality in the society
Importance of GIS and Remote Sensing in Modern Intelligent Transport SystemKam Raju
Technology has been driving the developments in the realm of transportation from the times of industrial revolution to the present day digital revolution
Road traffic congestion is a recurring problem worldwide.
In India, a fast growing economy, the problem is acutely felt in almost all major cities.
Benefits of Custom Mobile Apps for Transportation and Logistics CompaniesJohn Smith
Custom mobile apps can be a game-changer for transportation and logistics companies in today's fast-paced world. Firstly, they streamline operations like never before. These apps can provide real-time tracking of shipments, helping companies monitor their fleet's location and status, which leads to better route planning and reduced delays. Plus, drivers can receive instant updates, making their jobs more manageable and efficient.
Another significant benefit is cost reduction. With custom mobile apps tailored to your company's specific needs, you can cut down on paperwork and manual data entry. This not only saves time but also reduces the chance of errors. Imagine a world where all your invoices, receipts, and reports are digitized and easily accessible through a mobile app – it's a reality with these solutions. Additionally, mobile apps can integrate with other systems, like GPS and inventory management, to provide a comprehensive view of your logistics operations, enabling better decision-making. So, in a nutshell, custom mobile apps aren't just a luxury but a necessity for transportation and logistics companies aiming to stay competitive and efficient in today's market.
Now, let me share a little anecdote from my own life. A few years back, I used to work for a small logistics company that was struggling to keep up with the demands of its clients. We were drowning in paperwork, and our drivers were often lost in transit. It was a nightmare! But then, we decided to invest in a custom mobile app. Within a few months, our entire operation transformed. We could track our trucks in real-time, optimize routes to save fuel, and say goodbye to the endless stacks of paperwork. It not only boosted our productivity but also improved customer satisfaction. So trust me, the benefits of custom mobile apps for transportation and logistics companies are not to be underestimated – they can turn your logistics nightmare into a smooth operation!
Automated Highway System (AHS) is an example of a large-scale, multi-agent, hybrid dynamical system. In this paper, the use of computer aided simulation tool for design and evaluation of control laws, for an AHS based on platooning, is outlined.
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A supply chain consists of all parties involved
directly or indirectly, in fulfilling a customer request. The supply
chain includes not only the manufacturers and suppliers, but also
transporters, workhouse, retailers and even customers
themselves. Within each organization, such as a manufactures,
the supply chain includes all functions involved in receiving and
filling a customer request. These functions include, but are not
limited to, new product development, marketing operations,
distributions, finance, and customer service. Supply chain
management (SCM) is the management of an interconnected or
interlinked between network, channel and node businesses
involved in the provision of product and service packages
required by the end customers in a supply chain. Supply chain
management spans the movement and storage of raw materials,
work-in-process inventory, and finished goods from point of
origin to point of consumption. It is also defined as the "design,
planning, execution, control, and monitoring of supply chain
activities with the objective of creating net value, building a
competitive infrastructure, leveraging worldwide logistics,
synchronizing supply with demand and measuring performance
globally.
Employee Transportation Management Systems (ETMS) offer a wide range of benefits that contribute to the success of an organization and the satisfaction of its employees.
Local Motors Awesome System is a self optimized sustainable autonomous vehicle system.
It is safe, affordable and enable new business models.
Join the mobility revolution.
(V3.0)
Deployment of Intelligent Transport Systems Based on User Mobility to be Endo...ijcnes
The emerging increase in vehicles and very high traffic, demands the need for improved Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The available ITSs do not meet all the requirements of the present day situation in providing safetravels and avoidance of congestionin spite of its limitations on road. Intelligent Transport Systemsrequiremore research and implementation of better solutions on the traffic network with increased mobility and more rapid acquisition of data by sense network technology. In this paper a review is made on the present ITS where research is required so that improvement in the course of implementing reality mining can enhance the behavior of ITS. This will breed a forward leap in the improvement of safety and convenience of personal and commercial travel and in turn guarantee an ultimate drop in fatality in the society.
Deployment of Intelligent Transport Systems Based on User Mobility to be Endo...ijbuiiir1
The emerging increase in vehicles and very high traffic, demands the need for improved Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The available ITSs do not meet all the requirements of the present day situation in providing safetravels and avoidance of congestionin spite of its limitations on road. Intelligent Transport Systemsrequiremore research and implementation of better solutions on the traffic network with increased mobility and more rapid acquisition of data by sense network technology. In this paper a review is made on the present ITS where research is required so that improvement in the course of implementing reality mining can enhance the behavior of ITS. This will breed a forward leap in the improvement of safety and convenience of personal and commercial travel and in turn guarantee an ultimate drop in fatality in the society
Importance of GIS and Remote Sensing in Modern Intelligent Transport SystemKam Raju
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Benefits of Custom Mobile Apps for Transportation and Logistics CompaniesJohn Smith
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Another significant benefit is cost reduction. With custom mobile apps tailored to your company's specific needs, you can cut down on paperwork and manual data entry. This not only saves time but also reduces the chance of errors. Imagine a world where all your invoices, receipts, and reports are digitized and easily accessible through a mobile app – it's a reality with these solutions. Additionally, mobile apps can integrate with other systems, like GPS and inventory management, to provide a comprehensive view of your logistics operations, enabling better decision-making. So, in a nutshell, custom mobile apps aren't just a luxury but a necessity for transportation and logistics companies aiming to stay competitive and efficient in today's market.
Now, let me share a little anecdote from my own life. A few years back, I used to work for a small logistics company that was struggling to keep up with the demands of its clients. We were drowning in paperwork, and our drivers were often lost in transit. It was a nightmare! But then, we decided to invest in a custom mobile app. Within a few months, our entire operation transformed. We could track our trucks in real-time, optimize routes to save fuel, and say goodbye to the endless stacks of paperwork. It not only boosted our productivity but also improved customer satisfaction. So trust me, the benefits of custom mobile apps for transportation and logistics companies are not to be underestimated – they can turn your logistics nightmare into a smooth operation!
Automated Highway System (AHS) is an example of a large-scale, multi-agent, hybrid dynamical system. In this paper, the use of computer aided simulation tool for design and evaluation of control laws, for an AHS based on platooning, is outlined.
automated highway system ppt
truck platooning systems
automated driving system demonstration grant
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what is platooning of trucks
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hwy 58 traffic report
interesting civil engineering topics
seminar topics pdf
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An Automated Transport Management System
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An Automated Transport Management System
Ms Mithlesh Choudhary
Abstract: Transport demand in most Indian cities has increased significantly due to increase in population as a
result of both natural increase and migration from rural areas and smaller towns fast growth of India’s
population like other developing countries has trigger a greater need for used organized public transport
system. Automation of bus transport has been gaining more importance because they provide accurate
information of buses like reservation, air charges, route information, bus information etc anywhere and
anytime. The dissertation has been divided into six modules based on the functionalities of the system namely,
information system module, reservation system module. Administartive management system module, fleet
management system module, and warehouse module and financial module. These modules have been designed
to build up an integrated system to cover various aspects of automated bus transport management system. They
provide full information about the bus enquiry, buses schedules, buses fairs, buses ticket reservation, buses time
table enquiry.
Objectives of the Proposed Research Work: The main objective behind developing this software is to ease
managed bus transportation system. Various modules are used in this dissertation. All function of modules can
be developed in this program that is ease to passenger work. Software for managing transportation operations
of all types: shippers, airlines, bus, train, taxi, moving companies, transportation rental agencies, etc. These
programs feature modules for tracking and managing every aspect of vehicle maintenance, fuel costing, routing
and mapping, warehousing, communications, EDI implementations, traveler and cargo handling, carrier
selection and management, accounting, etc.
The benefits that automation technology can provide, beyond those achievable with conventional, non-
automated bus operations, include: Permitting precision docking at bus stops, so that physically impaired
passengers can more easily gain access to and from the buses and speeding up the loading and unloading
processes for all passengers:
Facilitating maintenance operations and saving labor? ordinarily used to move buses through routine
overnight maintenance and cleaning processes;
Smoother and safer travel for passengers, increasing passenger riding comfort and reducing crash costs for
operators; significantly higher vehicle and passenger capacity per lane, by enabling buses to operate at
shorter headway than under manual driver control;
Reduced fuel consumption and emissions for buses that can operate in automated platoons with small
enough separations (half vehicle length or less) that aerodynamic drag can be reduced significantly;
Potentially reduced driver labor costs for the portion of the bus trip that operates on the automated lane.
These six modules have different work in this dissertation:-
Information Management System:
Reservation system
Administrative Management system
Fleet Management System
Warehouse Management System
Financial Management system
The need to increase the capacity of public transport and make it more attractive to mitigate the
problems of urban congestion and vehicular pollution is broadly recognized. Though rail transit systems
provide high capacity and are well suited for high-density corridors, they are expensive and take along time to
build. Hence, many countries opt for Buses as a low cost and quicker alternative to increase the capacity of the
public transport system. The network of automated reservation, connected to the Data Processing Center of the
system, allows for speeding the service of passengers, bringing greater order to accounting and financial
reports connected with the commercial activity of large bus stations.
Another property of the system meets the needs of the times — the possibility for selling tickets listing
last names and passports. This becomes especially important within the framework of solving the unitary
problem of increasing transport security. The system’s database contains differentiated technological
information including data on:
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Routes and schedules of routes with up to 10 intermediate stops
Passenger and baggage fares, discounts and fees, and also about automated rules for their application.
Moreover these data can depend on season, day of week and have differing prices on differing routes
Types of busses with a description of the seat configuration in their cabins, load norms, including the
possibility for selling “standing places”;
Norms for sale of seats from the station of departure and from intermediate stations for different routes
which take into account reservation of seats for the driver and the reservation of the stationmaster, as well
as a reserve of seats for “ongoing” sales;
Regarding agencies, terminals, and operators (ticketing agents, reservation agents, et al.) working in the
system along with their functional authority levels about bus companies and their drivers.
Figure: 1 System Design Architecture
I. Information Management System:
The Information Management System module is expected to provide full information about the bus
transport system. Information provides to vehicle, route, reservation, cancellation, and fares. According to
information module. The bus transport information system intended to be developed seeks to provide
people, especially the traveling community access to information, which would allow them choose the
optimal route and at the same time effectively manage time. The goal of this project is to develop a point-
to-point guide which would provide the following:
Timing/Frequency of the various buses.
Buses connecting various places of interest to the commuters.
Shortest possible route for the commuter by taking time or distance into consideration. The total Fare in the
chosen path.
II. Reservation system
Every State Transport Corporation runs several classes of services to on different routes. Each route has
a specific fare for a given class of service and operates of select days and runs through select cities. This
system will function as a centralized application for any STC. Authorized booking agents logging into the
system will be allowed to make reservations on any route, subject to availability. The system must allow for
reservation as well as for back-office administration and reporting.
III. Administrative Management System
Administrative Management is the most common type of organizational management. The organization
is grouped by areas of specialty within different functional areas (e.g., finance, marketing, and engineering).
Some refer to a functional area as a "silo." Communications generally occurs within a single department. If
information or project work is needed from another department, a request is transmitted up to the
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department head, who communicates the request to the other department head. Otherwise, communication
stays within the department. Team members complete project work in addition to normal department work.
There are three functional management system work properly in this project, HR, Planning, Monitoring,
manage employee wages, calculate employee salary. Basic functions of management operate through
various functions, often classified as planning, organizing, leading/motivating and controlling.
Planning: deciding what needs to happen in the future (today, next week, next month, next year, over the
next 5 years, etc.) and generating plans for action.
Organizing: making optimum use of the resources required to enable the successful carrying out of plans.
Leading/Motivating: exhibiting skills in these areas for getting others to play an effective part in achieving
plans.
Controlling: monitoring checking progress against plans, which may need modification based on feedback.
Human resource planning: Many small businesses operate with no employees. One person handles the
whole business with perhaps occasional help from family or friends. Making the leap to hiring someone to help
is a big one because all of a sudden you need to worry about payroll, benefits, unemployment insurance, and
what seems like a myriad of other details. And, this does not even take into consideration the host of problems
that can arise from personality conflicts and loss-of-control of all the processes in running your business. , Wage
and Salary Administration, Job analysis, Preparation of job descriptions, pay surveys, Compensation,
Employment Taxes.
Planning: Planning is a detailed method, formulated beforehand, for managing all or part of a business.
It is not something that should be approached haphazardly. While many business owners think of planning
simply as a process you need to go through to get funding, there are many other types of planning that may be
useful to a small business to help it so, a good business plan will include.
IV. Fleet Management System
Fleet management of a company's vehicle fleet. Fleet management includes the management of ships
and or motor vehicles such as cars, vans and trucks. Fleet (vehicle) Management can include a range of Fleet
Management functions, such as vehicle financing, vehicle maintenance, vehicle telemetric (tracking and
diagnostics), driver management, fuel management and health & safety management. Fleet Management is a
function which allows companies which rely on transportation in their business to remove or minimize the risks
associated with vehicle investment, improving efficiency, productivity and reducing their overall transportation
costs, providing 100% compliance with government legislation (Duty of Care) and many, many more.
V. Warehouse Management System
Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) are a key part of the bus depot layout and location, primarily
aim to control the movement and storage of buses within a warehouse and process the associated
transactions, including staff, employee wages, and total maintenance cost. The systems also direct and
optimize bus depot .all depot location and facility information.
Bus Depot: A bus garage or bus depot is a type of garage where buses are stored. Many bus garages are on
the sites of former car barns or tram sheds, where streetcars or trams were stored, and the operation transferred
to buses.
VI. Financial Management System
The term "financial system" means an information system, comprised of one or more applications, that
is used for any of the following:
Collecting, processing, maintaining, transmitting, and reporting data about financial events;
Supporting financial planning or budgeting activities.
Accumulating and reporting cost information.
Supporting the preparation of financial statements.
A financial system supports the financial functions required to track financial events, provide financial
information significant to the financial management of the agency, and/or required for the preparation of
financial statements. A financial system encompasses automated and manual processes, procedures, controls,
data, hardware, software, and support personnel dedicated to the operation and maintenance of system functions.
A financial system may include multiple applications that are integrated through a common database or are
electronically interfaced, as necessary, to meet defined data and processing requirements.
4. An Automated Transport Management System
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Figure: 2 General Structure of the Proposed System
Module Formulation
The module formulation is divided into six modules these modules are shown below:
1. Information Management System
1.1 Route information
1.2 Vehicle information
1.3 Reservation information
1.4 Cancellation information
1.5 Fares information
2. Reservation System
2.1 Bus Ticket Reservation
2.2 Ticket Cancellation
3. Administrative Management System
3.1 HR
3.2 Planning
3.3 Monitoring-manage time, route, staff, wages and salary
4. Warehouse Management system
4.2 Depot capacity
4.2 Staff/wages
4.3Maintenance cost
5. Financial Management System
5.1 Employee detail
5.2 Salary detail
5.3 Expenses
6. Fleet Management System
6.1 Time management
6.2 Route management
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Concluding Remarks and Future Scope
We have decided to make efficient software for a transportation company as we have described earlier and in
the proper guidance and help of our lectures we are able to achieve our goal in a suitable working Environment.
In last with help of all my teachers and books we made the project according tom our requirement and
desires .we make it user friendly it means at starting of our project we have decided to make such a project the
enhance our knowledge and analyzing creativity, innovation and we have decided to make the project on
transport management system “for is project we decided sql server for data storage it means as a back Endean
vb.net for interaction it means as a front- end.
After this we concentrate on the function and modules of a transport company and we try to
implementation them in our project like registration a customer for transporting of their material and enquiry for
mall information and services that are provide by the company. After this we analyze flow of data in the
organization and then we design data flow diagram for modules of our project and according to these diagram
and flowcharts we have designed tables in sql server for various forms of the project.
After this we start with most important work, which is designing for forms and when we designed these
forms we connect them with database through ADO connectivity the we try interfacing of component of forms
with attributes of table of database because of lack of our mind knowledge we are enable to make it online we
try to make it online in.
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