The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation has led the way in implementing information technology (IT) to enhance both internal productivity and the quality of service provided to the company's valued customers. Bus passes and effective ticketing services may be made available to passengers thanks to information technology. Projects are being done to increase internal efficiency in the major functional areas, such as ticket accounting, vehicle maintenance, financial accounting, payrolls, provident fund accounts, personnel management, inventory management, etc. The IT department supplied the required TIMs, OPRS, and DCP assistance for transporting pilgrims during Krishna Pushkarams in 2016. The TDP Government had ruled the state for more than a decade under the presence of the founder NTR and is continued by Nara Chandrababu Naidu with a vision for the future of the state and made it possible for the future generations with the help of many Top TDP Leaders and Best TDP MLA Candidates.
The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation is putting into practice the VT project to address the crucial problem of traffic congestion by implementing cutting-edge technologies and attractive, practical, comfortable, value-added services to promote the use of bus services rather than individual personal vehicles. By raising the perceived value of its services, APSRTC hopes to effect this modal shift. The Hyderabad-based M/s CMC Ltd. received the project. For future reference, employees could see through TDP live updates. The five-year design, development, testing, installation, commissioning, training, operations, and administration of facilities will make up the implementation's total scope. An incident and emergency management system, a data center, control centers, passenger information systems, communication subsystems, and a vehicle tracking system for around 3502 buses are all envisaged for this project. These TDP Contributions done for the IT Department and Vehicle Tracking System have become Top TDP Achievements.
The buses are outfitted with GPS-based vehicle tracking equipment. The vehicle tracking system records the geographic positional coordinates (Latitude and Longitude) and sends them through GPRS, using a SIM card inserted in each vehicle tracking unit, to the central data centre at specified intervals.
The application that will be deployed in the Data Center will determine the projected time of arrival of the bus at all future stages based on the route that the vehicle takes and its present location. The public can access the collected data via a mobile app and a web page (www.apsrtclivetrack.com). The Google Play store is where the mobile app may be downloaded. All OPRS services include coverage for the project.
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