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How Does SMART tag Work?
STEP 1 - Student ID
All students are issued passive, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) cards which do not store student information nor emit any tracking information. RFID technology is used in many industries such as medical (patient, equipment & supplies
tracking), libraries (book tracking), and even amusement park access. These IDs are read
when students get on or off the bus by an RFID reader.
STEP 2 - Bus Tablet
SMART tag™ school buses are equipped with a tablet computer and RFID reader. When riders get on or off, they present their ID onto the reader and the tablet displays if the rider is boarding the correct bus or are getting off at their correct stop. The tablet uses
its GPS information to report its location and speed, ridership activity and other safety-related information.
STEP 3 - Transportation Administration
While buses are in service, their location and ridership information are available for the transportation administrators, so they can oversee all school bus activity.