This project was implemented to address a number of challenges like: high
processing time for public query, non existence of 'anywhere any service' model,
lack of proper documentation, non availability of online data sharing, lack of
monitoring, and lack of data backup management. To address all these challenges,
and to fulfill the the increasing needs of citizens, computerization of the
Transport Department was done.
Due to the implementation of this project, citizens can now fill online
application for license, registration, vehicle fitness and permits. Besides
these, features such as online tax payment facility is also provided to citizens
of AP. To increase discipline amongst citizens and stop violation of Motor
Vehicle Acts and Traffic rules, smart cards were used. Complete IT security is
also provided by standardization and centralization of data.
Key technical challenges faced in this project include Incompatibility
between the new system and older legacy system, lack of standards for electronic
identification, lack of interoperability amongst government IT systems, and
inconsistence of data in legacy systems. Being a Government project there was
direct or indirect effect on citizens like availability of single access point
to citizens and enhanced transparency, which in turn reduces corruption. In
future, the Transport Department is planning to introduce mobile payment mode
and interactive voice response system for citizens to further enhance quality of
service which in return helps in building strong citizen-government relations.
The project is expected to give a 25% return on capital invested from the 3rd
year with a further rise in returns from the 4th year onwards.
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