Privacy-Preserving Smart Road Pricing System in Smart Cities
Qingfeng Zhu, Sai Ji, Qi Liu
Abstract
Qingfeng Zhu, Sai Ji, Qi Liu
Abstract
Recently, the smart road tolling system has drawn significant attention from researchers and industries. However, how to guarantee the geolocation privacy of vehicles and prevent drivers from behaving incorrectly at the same time remains a challenging task. In this paper, a reliable and secure road tolling system is proposed. The vehicle's routes information are encrypted and uploaded to the roadside units, which then forwards to the traffic control centre for further tolling. For malicious vehicles, the traffic control centre has the capability to compare data collected from roadside units and video surveillance cameras to analysis whether it behave incorrectly. The security analysis and experiment yield the robustness of the proposed scheme in comparison to the existing approaches.
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Recently, the smart road tolling system has drawn significant attention from researchers and industries. However, how to guarantee the geolocation privacy of vehicles and prevent drivers from behaving incorrectly at the same time remains a challenging task. In this paper, a reliable and secure road tolling system is proposed. The vehicle's routes information are encrypted and uploaded to the roadside units, which then forwards to the traffic control centre for further tolling. For malicious vehicles, the traffic control centre has the capability to compare data collected from roadside units and video surveillance cameras to analysis whether it behave incorrectly. The security analysis and experiment yield the robustness of the proposed scheme in comparison to the existing approaches.
Key concepts: Geolocation, Upload, Computer science, Computer security, Robustness (evolution), Encryption, Transport engineering, Engineering