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@article{189617,
        author = {Mrs.Usha M G and Rohith  S C and Thejas U and Mohith K},
        title = {SpeedyGo: A Centralized Platform to Connect Customers with Local Transporters for Cost-Effective and Reliable Moving Services},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {12},
        number = {7},
        pages = {7442-7447},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=189617},
        abstract = {In today’s increasingly mobile workforce, frequent employee relocations have become a common reality for many organizations. Employees are often required to move between cities or locations for better opportunities, promotions, or project requirements. However, one of the key challenges faced during these transitions is the lack of flexible, affordable, and trustworthy local transport services. Traditional logistics providers often cater to large-scale commercial demands and offer rigid pricing models, leaving individuals and small organizations underserved. This growing disconnects between the demand for reliable moving services and the limited, often expensive, supply of options has highlighted a clear gap in the logistics ecosystem. Speedy Go was developed as a modern solution to bridge this gap. It is an online platform that connects customers with a curated network of verified local transport service providers. Whether someone needs to move household items, shift office equipment, or transport medium sized goods across cities, Speedy Go simplifies the process by offering an easy-to-use digital interface. Customers can browse through available transporters, compare prices, check availability, read reviews, and book services instantly—making the entire experience transparent, cost-effective, and secure. This paper delves into the design and development of Speedy Go, covering three major areas: the underlying problem domain, the system architecture, and the key functionalities of the platform. The architecture is built using a scalable, cloud-based backend to handle large volumes of data and user requests efficiently. The frontend is developed with a focus on accessibility and responsiveness, ensuring that users across devices and regions can access services with ease. Key features of the Speedy Go platform include secure payment integration, dynamic scheduling based on customer convenience, real-time price comparison, and verified service listings. These features not only streamline the booking process for users but also empower local transporters to reach more customers and grow their businesses. In terms of technical performance, Speedy Go has achieved 90% accessibility compliance, ensuring usability for a wide range of users, including those with disabilities. The backend implementation boasts 80% code coverage, indicating a high level of reliability and test assurance. Looking ahead, future development plans for Speedy Go include the introduction of automated customer notifications, real-time route optimization, and a user-driven feedback and rating system. These enhancements aim to further improve service quality, reduce operational delays, and build lasting trust between users and transport providers.},
        keywords = {Local Transporters, Logistics Platform, Employee Mobility, Microservices, Cost Optimization, ReactJS, Spring Boot},
        month = {December},
        }