TrackMyBus: GPS Based Bus Location Tracking and Passenger Information System

Mr. A. Murugavel; Mr. T. Easwaramoorthy; Mr. R. Dineshkumar; Mr. K. Dineshkumar; Mr. M. Diganth

TrackMyBus: GPS Based Bus Location Tracking and Passenger Information System

Author(s)	Mr. A. Murugavel, Mr. T. Easwaramoorthy, Mr. R. Dineshkumar, Mr. K. Dineshkumar, Mr. M. Diganth
Country	India
Abstract	The efficacy of the public transportation relies on the sound schedule, the correct location monitoring and the proper communication between the transport providers and the customers. Conventional buses are usually unable to provide real-time location and arrival data, which leads to spending a lot of time waiting in line, getting frustrated, overcrowded, and losing confidence on the services. In an effort to conquer these issues, the present paper suggests Track My Bus, GPS-based bus tracking and passenger information system aimed at the purpose of providing real-time information, estimated time of arrival (ETA), route and service alerts. The suggested system will combine GPS modules that will be presented on the buses, the centralized cloud-based server where the location data will be processed and analyzed as well as a mobile/web application interface to be used by passengers, drivers, and operators. The movement of the buses is constantly updated to the passengers hence reducing the uncertainty in a commuting process, and the operators also have access to sophisticated analytics to optimize routes, track driver performance, and work on schedules more efficiently. GPS, cloud computing and mobile technology integration makes Track My Bus a sustainable solution to both small and large transport networks in terms of scalability, reliability and cost-effectiveness. Besides, the system also promotes the capabilities of predictive arrival algorithms, detecting congestion, and automatic service notifications in the case of delays or route changes, which helps create smart city transport infrastructure. Track My Bus can fundamentally change the way people move in the city and encourage them to use transit more often because it helps to shorten the time people wait in lines and enhance the efficiency of their operational processes, as well as enhance the customers' level of satisfaction with the services provided by the bus.
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On	2026-03-02

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