Analysis and Design of the Electronic Toll Collection System of Expressway Based on RFID

Feng, Zhi Hui; Ren, Yan; Xue, Peng; Li, Ming Jie

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“…Additionally, the simple network management protocol (SNMP) is widely adopted for remote monitoring of RFID readers and toll stations within the ETCS, thanks to its user‐friendliness and versatility [43]. Innovations, such as the nRF9E5 radio frequency chip, cater to the need for affordability, compactness, and reliability in the establishment of an ETCS [44], while the integration of RFID and GSM modules underpins the conceptualization of automated toll plaza systems (ATPS) managed by microcontroller‐driven database control modules [23, 25].…”

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Towards intelligent transportation system: A comprehensive review of electronic toll collection systems

Shahrier,

Hasnat,

Al‐Mahmud

et al. 2024

IET Intelligent Trans Sys

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Electronic toll collection system (ETCS) devices on vehicles communicate wirelessly with road head devices at toll stations. ETCS is preferred in countries because it is more convenient and efficient than manual toll collection. However, the scattered and constant innovations in this sector require a bridge between worldwide ETCS usage and advancements and a single page to grasp this sector's developments to ensure further developments. Following a systematic review, this study examined ETCS worldwide and technology adaption considering the scopes, limitations, usages, and related technology of the ever‐developing electronic toll collection system. Existing ETCS technologies have been investigated and synchronized with ingrowing tech disparity to overcome the research synchronization gap. The study also included a bibliometric assessment to identify the important areas of research, technologies most used, degree of knowledge generated, growth/trend of the researches, most well‐known authors, keywords, countries, documents, source of publication, and so on considering time‐to‐time changes. The study provided bibliometric solutions to the gap of lack of synchronization of research worldwide and even ETCS implementation difference within a country, which complicated collaboration with the central system and linked organizations and made it difficult for users to adapt the system.

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confidence: 99%