Digital Qr ticket: Smart sloution for ubran mobility

In the present day India, going cashless and without a ticket is imperative while using public transport. Traditional bus ticketing systems have numerous drawbacks, which include the following: Cash commerce, long queues and congestion during ticket checking, and many others. In order to solve these problems, we are suggesting a QR-Based Digital Ticketing System, a digital ticketing model that is based on the metro system model. This system enables passengers to create the QR-based digital tickets through a mobile application and this eliminates the use of paper tickets and cash transactions.All these are made possible in order to improve the convenience of the commuters by allowing quick production of tickets, secure payment and easy identification of tickets through the use of QR codes at the points of entry and exit. The application is linked with an automatic ticket check-in system, which makes the journey hassle free and also helps in avoiding delays. Also, real time ticket checking helps in preventing cases of fare beating and improves the accountability of the expenditure made by the transport companies. Through the implementation of the concept of digitalization, the proposed system contributes to the development of smart cities, sustainable transportation and better services for citizens. Adoption of this approach in the urban bus networks is likely to result in better orderliness, less cash and therefore more effectiveness.

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International Journal on Science and Technology
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.71097/ijsat.v16.i1.2943
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Smart Parking Systems Research
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Digital Qr ticket: Smart sloution for ubran mobility

Chaitanya Balaji., Manikanta Nakkala -, Gopi Rajesh Mekala -, N Sivanagaraju - et al.
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International Journal on Science and Technology
Smart Parking Systems Research
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Digital Qr ticket: Smart sloution for ubran mobility

Chaitanya Balaji., Manikanta Nakkala -, Gopi Rajesh Mekala -, N Sivanagaraju -, Dr Rehkha -, Dr.A.VinothKumar -
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Abstract

In the present day India, going cashless and without a ticket is imperative while using public transport. Traditional bus ticketing systems have numerous drawbacks, which include the following: Cash commerce, long queues and congestion during ticket checking, and many others. In order to solve these problems, we are suggesting a QR-Based Digital Ticketing System, a digital ticketing model that is based on the metro system model. This system enables passengers to create the QR-based digital tickets through a mobile application and this eliminates the use of paper tickets and cash transactions.All these are made possible in order to improve the convenience of the commuters by allowing quick production of tickets, secure payment and easy identification of tickets through the use of QR codes at the points of entry and exit. The application is linked with an automatic ticket check-in system, which makes the journey hassle free and also helps in avoiding delays. Also, real time ticket checking helps in preventing cases of fare beating and improves the accountability of the expenditure made by the transport companies. Through the implementation of the concept of digitalization, the proposed system contributes to the development of smart cities, sustainable transportation and better services for citizens. Adoption of this approach in the urban bus networks is likely to result in better orderliness, less cash and therefore more effectiveness.

International Journal on Science and TechnologyVol. 16(1)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
Smart Parking Systems Research
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