Enhancing Electric Bicycle Management with UHF RFID Tags

Using UHF RFID technology to protect the safety of electric bicycles

In recent years, there are more and more electric bicycles, and they can be seen almost everywhere in the streets and alleys. It is convenient, fast, and does not consume fuel, and has become the preferred tool for many people to go to get off work and buy groceries.

However, problems also come with it. Some electric bicycles are not registered and licensed, and no one can be found after an accident; some people ride without following the rules, such as running red lights, driving against the flow, and parking randomly, which is not only prone to accidents, but also brings trouble to urban traffic.

Enhancing Electric Bicycle Management with UHF RFID Tags

What can RFID electronic license plates do?

1. Make violations “appear”
Violations such as running red lights, driving in the wrong direction, and occupying motor vehicle lanes can be automatically recorded by roadside RFID reading devices, and no longer rely entirely on manual law enforcement.

2. Anti-counterfeiting and anti-tampering
Each RFID tag has a unique code, which makes it difficult for others to counterfeit or replace the license plate, improving management security.

3. Recover stolen vehicles
If an electric vehicle is stolen, the system can quickly find the movement route of the stolen vehicle by reading the RFID signal to help the police recover it.

It is easier to manage shared electric vehicles

Shared electric bicycles are convenient for everyone, but they also bring new problems, such as random parking. By attaching RFID tags to shared vehicles, intelligent parking monitoring can be achieved:

The system will determine whether the vehicle is parked in the designated area. Only when it is parked correctly can it be locked and billing ended;

The operating company can view the location of each vehicle in real time and dispatch vehicles more reasonably;

The urban management department can obtain accurate data and supervise more efficiently.