Contact person: Taxi Meter Web App Development

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Location: Paramaribo, Suriname

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
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Functional Specification for Taxi Meter Web Application
1. Roles and Users

Administrator (Web portal)

Driver (Chauffeur) (Web app)

Passenger (Customer) (Web app)

2. Administrator Features (Web Portal)

Can set the price per kilometer.

Can set the starting price.

Can set the waiting time rate (per second).

Can set the traffic delay rate (traffic time is incorporated into the kilometer price).

Can configure the distance threshold (e.g., within 2 km) for incoming ride notifications to be sent to drivers.

Manages incoming ride notifications: once a driver accepts a ride, the notification disappears for other drivers.

Can view customer and driver data.

Can view ride history (which customer was transported by which driver, along with the timestamp).

Can block drivers.

3. Driver Features (Web App)

Displays a real-time meter that tracks the fare (accurate to the cent).

Meter records:

Distance (tracked precisely via GPS, every millimeter is counted).

Waiting time (counted per second).

Traffic delay time is added to the kilometer price.

Driver can start and stop the meter when the ride starts or ends.

Driver receives ride notifications within the specified distance from the customer.

After accepting a ride, the driver gets a link to the route via Google Maps:

From the current location to the customer.

From the customer to the destination.

Driver can call the customer anonymously via the web app (without seeing the customer’s phone number).

Driver sees the customer’s pickup and destination details.

4. Passenger Features (Web App)

Customer registers via the web app.

Customer enters the pickup and destination locations.

Customer receives a notification once a driver accepts the ride.

Customer sees the photo of the driver, the car photo, and the car license plate.

Customer can track the ride in real time via Google Maps (free version).

Customer can view the meter in real time (distance traveled, current fare).

5. Technical Requirements

Use of Google Maps API (free version) for routing and navigation.

GPS integration in web apps for precise distance tracking.

Real-time communication between driver and passenger via WebSockets or similar technology.

Privacy protection: anonymous calling between driver and customer via the web app.

Suitable for use on both mobile phones and desktops via web browsers." (client-provided description)