Abstract: With growing reliance on technology for safe and efficient transit, real-time transport tracking systems in academic institutions have become essential. This paper surveys existing solutions for user expectations, system capabilities, design strategies, and implementation challenges towards developing such systems. Insights are drawn from a variety of contemporary studies to recommend optimal features and architectural considerations. It emphasizes the importance of user-centric design, mobile accessibility, and integration with GPS-enabled tracking servers to provide accurate bus location updates. Key findings underline the necessity of secure, scalable, and user-friendly systems tailored to the specific needs of students, parents, drivers, and college administrators. The paper also discusses various technologies and methodologies adopted in existing systems and proposes an optimized system architecture for a mobile-based college bus tracking solution. This study serves as a resource for developers and academic planners aiming to improve student and staff mobility leveraging digital solutions.
Keywords: Transport, Real-time tracking, GPS, mobile application, user experience, system design, student safety, student mobility.
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DOI:
10.17148/IJARCCE.2025.14569
