Paradip port uses RFID to reduce traffic delays

Paradip Port has taken a step forward with introduction of RFID system for tracking the entry and exit of vehicular as well as human traffic.
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BHUBANESWAR: Paradip Port has taken a step forward with introduction of the modern Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) access control system for tracking the entry and exit of vehicular as well as human traffic into and out of its prohibited area.

With the introduction of the RFID system from September 26, 2016, the paper pass system for vehicles and the port users has been scrapped. The implementation of the RFID system has contributed to improvement in productivity of Paradip Port due to smooth movement of traffic across the gates.

Paradip Port is the first among all major ports to have successfully implemented the RFID access control system adding yet another distinction to its string of achievements. The RFID system is inherently accompanied with enhanced maritime security features.

Faster and efficient movement of traffic across the gates leading to reduction in congestion, simplified online payment procedure and availability of real-time information on number of different types of vehicles.

Retrieval of data pertaining to the entire period of time is also another advantage of the system. The new system is beneficial to the port users in that they can avail data related to their cargo inflow and outflow over any desired period of time.

Besides, the system also keeps a record of the details of the vehicles along with the credentials of drivers and helpers which can be retrieved from the system at a later date for verification, reconciliation or investigation if required.

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