Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The proposed CCTV Toll Tax Management System aims to revolutionize toll collection by leveraging advanced surveillance technology and internet connectivity. This system involves strategically placing CCTV cameras on poles at 50 km intervals along highways. These cameras, connected to the internet, continuously capture vehicle images and transmit the data to a central database server. The server processes the data to identify vehicles and calculate the toll charges automatically. To enhance user convenience and operational efficiency, the system includes a mobile application for users and a web portal for RTO (Regional Transport Office) officials. The mobile app allows users to view their toll history, receive notifications, and make payments seamlessly. Meanwhile, the web portal provides RTO officials with real-time access to toll data, enabling efficient monitoring and management of toll operations. Additionally, the system incorporates unauthorized number plate detection and scrapped vehicle identification features. These functionalities help detect unauthorized vehicles and scrapped vehicles, enhancing road safety and ensuring compliance with regulations. This integrated approach reduces manual intervention and provides a smooth and transparent toll collection process, ultimately contributing to improved traffic flow and reduced congestion at toll plazas.
Authors: Mahajan Gaurav, More Pratik, Mirpagar Yash, Mohane Aditya, Gangawane Manish
Language: English
Subfield: Media Technology
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4410099906