Record ID

WUTcc5e3db3bd2940fca86f84f4a20f9324

Author

Zbigniew Kasprzyk Zbigniew Kasprzyk,, Department of Transport Telecommunication (FT/DTT)Faculty of Transport (FT)

Mirosław Siergiejczyk Mirosław Siergiejczyk,, Department of Transport Telecommunication (FT/DTT)Faculty of Transport (FT)

Mariusz Rychlicki Mariusz Rychlicki,, Department of Transport Telecommunication (FT/DTT)Faculty of Transport (FT)

Journal series

Sensors, ISSN 1424-8220, e-ISSN 1424-3210

Issue year

2021

Vol

21

No

10

Pages

3497

Keywords in English

toll collection process; application supporting the toll collection process; operation of the manual toll collection system

ASJC Classification

1303 Biochemistry; 1602 Analytical Chemistry; 2208 Electrical and Electronic Engineering; 3107 Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

Abstract in original language

The article presents the verification of a developed method of rationalising the process of the operation of a manual toll collection (MTC) system on the basis of current operation tests. The review of the state of art and research on the operation of the manual toll collection system prompted the authors to develop their own method of rationalising the operation process of the manual toll collection system. The method enabled the development of an original application facilitating the process of manual toll collection system. The application makes it possible to determine the key indicator—the readiness index for the employed operation strategy of the analysed toll collection station and the readiness index for the employed operation strategy of the analysed group of toll collection stations. Additionally, the application enables an analysis of the capacity and the service assessment by motorway users. The use of the software system together with the developed method was implemented on a real toll plaza. This action allowed for the analysis and implementation of an adequate MTC service strategy. The results of the research and analysis are presented in the summary and conclusions.

DOI

DOI:10.3390/s21103497 Opening in a new tab

Language

eng (en) English

Score (nominal)

100

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Score

Ministerial score = 100.0, 25-05-2021, ArticleFromJournal

Publication indicators

Scopus SNIP: 2016 = 1.393; WoS Impact Factor: 2018 = 3.031 (2) - 2018=3.302 (5)

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