A mobile electronic toll collection for e-commerce applications

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Abstract

This paper establishes a new mobile electronic toll collection (m-ETC) by integrating mobile communication with radio frequency (RF) communication on microprocessor control with an e-commerce business model. A simple ETC system architecture and protocol for e-transactions from vehicles to toll stations is proposed to complete toll interaction on wireless environment. A software flow through Internet is developed to link from toll station roadside units (RSU) to car units. A car unit (CU) for vehicle, a pair of roadside units (RSU), and an e-Center are established. A data flow and an interaction protocol are created. The proposed m-ETC system can be applied to different toll/charge systems with appropriate hardware and software. Some simulation test results verify basic system performance on ETC applications. A new business model for the proposed m-ETC is organized and discussed with feasibility analysis in e-commerce demonstration. © 2008 Universidad de Talca - Chile.

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Lin, C. E., & Bi, L. Y. (2008). A mobile electronic toll collection for e-commerce applications. Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research, 3(2), 111–128. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0718-18762008000100010

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