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@article{188974,
author = {Sowmya G and Bhoomika and Trisha R and Dhanya P Gowda},
title = {Public Transport Tracking System},
journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
year = {2025},
volume = {12},
number = {7},
pages = {4256-4261},
issn = {2349-6002},
url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=188974},
abstract = {This project presents a real-time public transport tracking system designed to enhance urban transportation efficiency and user experience. The system utilizes three NodeMCU microcontrollers, each integrated with a GPS module, to track the precise location of buses. These hardware components continuously collect geographical coordinates and transmit the data to a cloud-based platform via Wi-Fi connectivity. The cloud server processes and stores the location information, making it accessible to end-users through a web-based interface. Users can access the system via smartphones or computers to view the real-time positions of buses on an interactive map. The interface displays bus routes, current locations, estimated arrival times, and movement patterns. This implementation addresses common public transportation challenges such as unpredictable waiting times and lack of real-time information. The system provides reliable, up-to-date location data that helps passengers make informed decisions about their travel plans, potentially reducing waiting times and improving overall satisfaction with public transport services. The project demonstrates the practical application of IoT technology in solving real-world transportation problems. By leveraging cost-effective components like NodeMCU and standard GPS modules, the system offers a scalable and affordable solution for public transport tracking. The successful implementation validates the feasibility of using IoT devices for real-time location monitoring and sets the foundation for future enhancements including predictive analytics, crowd management, and integration with smart city infrastructure.},
keywords = {Node MCU. GPS Module, Thing Speak},
month = {December},
}
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