India launches UHF RFID highway free flow toll system!bamboo rfid Sale

　　India launches UHF RFID highway free flow toll system

　　According to the Hindustan Times, in India, there are toll gates every 60 kilometers. Therefore, drivers must pass through about 20 toll gates to travel from New Delhi to Mumbai. Indian executives expect to adopt a new toll system to speed up road traffic efficiency and reduce the time spent by commercial vehicles at toll gates. On October 31 last year, the government conducted a six-month trial of the ORT system on roads, traffic arteries and expressways. NHIA’s free-flow toll collection program launched this year has achieved a milestone in the development of electronic non-stop toll collection. It has built a dedicated FASTag channel at all highway toll stations across the country. When vehicles with RFID tags are installed on dedicated ORT lanes, there is no need to Stop at the toll booth and wait to complete the toll payment.

　　In accordance with the requirements of the FASTag plan, Feig will continue to provide NHAI with its UHF (860-960MHz) remote RFID reader equipment to ensure that the plan can reduce the time for vehicles to pass through toll gates, improve traffic efficiency, and reduce traffic accidents. happened.

　　The RFID reader equipment that Feig provides to NHAI is mainly LRU3000 and LRU1002. Both units have the same dimensions, 10.23 x 6.18 x 2.56 inches, and can connect up to four antennas, and use 24V power supply or Ethernet power supply. The reading range of LRU1002 is 40 feet (approximately 12.1 meters), while the reading range of LRU3000 is 52.5 feet (16 meters), which can be read at a traveling free-flow speed of 140 kilometers per hour.

　　The application of these devices is very successful, and it can charge highway users with appropriate fees while ensuring the improvement of traffic efficiency.

　　Take the LRU3000 reader as an example. Since the RFID tag can store encrypted vehicle data, including engine, chassis number, vehicle type, license plate number, and even taxpayer identification number, when the vehicle passes through the toll station, the reader recognizes the RFID tag. It is possible to determine the toll of the vehicle in the process of driving on the ORT lane, and complete the payment through the relevant agreement.

　　Due to the limited upgrade of the existing toll agency infrastructure, currently the RFID tag has only initially set up sales points in three local toll stations in India. Regarding the charging method, car owners who install RFID tags can choose a monthly pass to travel online, including 50 one-way trips a month. In addition, office workers who frequently commute to this section of the road will also enjoy a certain discount. As demand increases, RFID tags will be distributed to the public for free in the future.

　　In addition, Feig launched a free-flow toll system based on RFID technology in Baltimore, USA in October. After the system was tested on the Hyderabad Metropolitan Outer Ring Road for nearly a month, the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority announced that the free-flow toll collection system will be officially launched on December 11, with smart RFID tags installed on the windshield. Vehicles driving on FasTag lanes do not need to stop to pay tolls when passing through toll gates.

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