Applications and Opportunities for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Technology in Intelligent Transportation Systems: A Case Study

Authors

  • Saeed Samadi, Member, IACSIT Author

Keywords:

Radio Frequency Identification, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Public transport, Tag, Reader, My card.

Abstract

RFID technology has been known to be one of the 
noteworthy converging technologies of the 20th century. The 
technology can be applied in many fields. However, this paper 
focuses on the application of the technology in the 
transportation industry. The application of RFID in Intelligent 
Transport Systems (ITS) is gaining popularity with its 
widespread use in the field of toll management and the 
management of the overall transport sector. There are many 
RFID applications available in the market such as RFID 
contactless smart card commonly used in buses and LRTs, 
Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI), Electronic Toll 
Collection (ETC), Smart Parking, and congestion zone pricing.  
In Mashhad, the second largest city of Iran, the "My Card" 
is used not only in Public transit but also in car parking, and 
soon in taxis and also other public municipality Services. Driven 
by such success stories, deployment of RFID technology in 
Mashhad is thus encouraged. This work has been carried out 
with a purpose to demonstrate benefits of the RFID technology 
in developing countries and its application in transport sector. 
This paper explores existing technology and surveys a set of 
successful implementations in Mashhad for Intelligent 
transportation applications .The integration considerations and 
challenges facing RFID deployment are also discussed.

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Published

16.05.2013

How to Cite

Applications and Opportunities for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Technology in Intelligent Transportation Systems: A Case Study . (2013). International Journal of Information and Electronics Engineering, 3(3), 341-345. https://www.ijiee.org/index.php/ijiee/article/view/695