In this post, we built a small gadget that can be placed in the front of the cockpit, closer to the driver, and can be accessed by both the taxi driver and the passenger.  It is simple to operate since it has a crystal display that displays a wealth of information about both the section cut and the distance’s eventual cost. The piece, which is also the delivery charge, as well as the passenger card’s identification card and other explanatory information, and the system, is equipped with a simple and secure payment method that is based on radio wave technology and is linked to the company database.  The payment service and the taxi driver are both connected to the internet via a wireless transmission device, and the person who has the card is stored in a specific financial bank’s database. Because the payment manner is easy, the primary goal of this instrument’s design is to prevent passenger money from being stolen, as well as for the driver, and it is a more pleasant, softer, faster, and safe method to handle.  

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