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Abstract
Table of Content
Introduction
Problem Statement
Existing System
Proposed System
Objectives
System Architecture
Major Functional Modules
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Future Enhancement
Conclusion
References
Abstract
Table of Content
Chapter 1 — Introduction
Chapter 2 — Literature Review / System Study
Chapter 3 — System Analysis
Chapter 4 — System Design
Chapter 5 — System Implementation
Chapter 6 — Testing
Chapter 7 — Results and Discussion
Chapter 8 — Conclusion and Future Enhancements
Chapter 9 — References
Real-Time Vehicle Breakdown Assistance Platform (VBAP) is a PHP and MySQL based roadside assistance web application designed to connect vehicle owners with verified mechanics and roadside service providers during vehicle breakdowns. Vehicle owners can raise an SOS request with their breakdown location, browse nearby service providers, assign a provider, track the provider location, approve or reject repair quotations, record payment, receive an invoice, submit ratings, and raise complaints.
The project includes three dedicated role-based portals for Vehicle Owner, Service Provider, and Administrator. It supports vehicle management, SOS breakdown requests, nearby provider discovery using Haversine distance, provider assignment, status tracking, inspection and quotation management, manual payment recording, invoice generation, reviews, complaints, provider verification, reports, and administrative master-data management.
The map functionality uses Leaflet.js with OpenStreetMap, which requires no Google Maps API key. Nearby providers are calculated using Haversine distance, while live tracking is implemented through provider GPS updates and JSON polling approximately every eight seconds.
This project is suitable for B.Tech, M.Tech, BCA, MCA, BE, ME, BSc, and MSc students who need a practical final year project, major project, or minor project based on roadside assistance, vehicle breakdown management, SOS systems, PHP and MySQL development, location-based service discovery, maps, provider tracking, quotation management, billing, and role-based web applications. FileMakr can provide this project with source code, project report, documentation, and setup support.
All seeded accounts use:
Password: password
| Role | |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
Platform Administrator |
| Notes | |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
Delhi; completed SOS, invoice and rating |
[email protected] |
Delhi; sample SOS with tracking |
[email protected] |
Mumbai |
[email protected] |
Bengaluru |
[email protected] |
Pune |
[email protected] |
Chennai |
[email protected] |
Inactive account |
| Notes | |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
General Mechanic, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Towing, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Battery Assistance, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Tyre Repair, Mumbai, verified |
[email protected] |
EV Assistance, Bengaluru, verified |
[email protected] |
Fuel Delivery, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Not verified |
The seed includes vehicle-owner and service-provider accounts across multiple Indian cities, with one inactive owner and one pending provider for testing access-control and verification workflows.
Admin can manage:
The master-data module provides create, edit, delete, activate, and deactivate functionality for entities used across the system.
The Admin Control Center manages dashboard statistics, reports, master data, owners, providers, SOS requests, live map, quotations, payments, invoices, ratings, and complaints.
provider_assignedThe owner portal includes dashboard, profile, vehicles, SOS creation, provider discovery, assignment, live tracking, quotation approval, payment, history, invoice, ratings, and complaints.
Provider can progress a job through statuses such as:
The provider portal includes dashboard, profile, availability, GPS location, document verification, job inbox, accept/reject, status updates, quotation creation, service completion, and history.
Submitted
↓
Provider Assigned
↓
Accepted
↓
On the Way
↓
Arrived
↓
Inspection Started
↓
Quotation Generated
↓
Quotation Approved
↓
Repair in Progress
↓
Completed
Alternative states include:
Every status transition is recorded in sos_request_status_log with timestamp, optional notes, and the user responsible for the change.
| Feature | Implementation |
|---|---|
| Map Library | Leaflet.js |
| Map Tiles | OpenStreetMap |
| API Key | Not required |
| Breakdown Location | User selects latitude/longitude |
| Provider Location | Provider GPS/map update |
| Nearby Calculation | Haversine formula |
| Provider Sorting | Distance |
| ETA | Distance-based approximation |
| Default ETA Speed | 30 km/h |
| Tracking | JSON polling |
| Polling Interval | Approximately 8 seconds in tracking UI |
| Polyline | Optional straight line between provider and breakdown |
The project uses Leaflet.js + OpenStreetMap, while distance is calculated using Haversine logic and tracking is performed through provider location updates plus JSON polling.
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Backend | PHP 8.0+ |
| Architecture | Custom PHP MVC |
| Database | MySQL 5.7+ / MariaDB |
| Database Access | PDO Prepared Statements |
| Frontend | HTML5 |
| CSS Framework | Bootstrap 5 |
| Icons | Bootstrap Icons |
| JavaScript | Vanilla JavaScript |
| Maps | Leaflet.js |
| Map Tiles | OpenStreetMap |
| Nearby Search | Haversine Distance |
| Tracking | JSON Polling |
| Authentication | PHP Sessions |
| Roles | User, Provider, Admin |
| File Storage | Local storage/uploads/ |
| Server | Apache / XAMPP / WAMP / Laragon |
For XAMPP:
C:\xampp\htdocs\vbap\
For WAMP:
C:\wamp64\www\vbap\
Start:
Apache
MySQL
Open:
config/database.php
Default setup:
Host: localhost
User: root
Password: empty
Database: vbap_db
Import:
database/schema.sql
database/seed.sql
CLI alternative:
mysql -u root -p < "database/schema.sql"
mysql -u root -p < "database/seed.sql"
For subfolder deployment, edit:
config/config.php
Set:
define('APP_URL', '/vbap/public/');
Make sure this directory is writable:
storage/uploads/
| Page | Route |
|---|---|
| Home | index.php?route=home |
| Login | index.php?route=auth/login |
| User Dashboard | index.php?route=user/dashboard |
| Provider Dashboard | index.php?route=provider/dashboard |
| Admin Dashboard | index.php?route=admin/dashboard |
The uploaded documentation provides XAMPP/WAMP installation, database import, public web-root configuration, upload permissions, and application routes.
All seeded accounts use:
Password: password
| Role | |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
Platform Administrator |
| Notes | |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
Delhi; completed SOS, invoice and rating |
[email protected] |
Delhi; sample SOS with tracking |
[email protected] |
Mumbai |
[email protected] |
Bengaluru |
[email protected] |
Pune |
[email protected] |
Chennai |
[email protected] |
Inactive account |
| Notes | |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
General Mechanic, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Towing, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Battery Assistance, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Tyre Repair, Mumbai, verified |
[email protected] |
EV Assistance, Bengaluru, verified |
[email protected] |
Fuel Delivery, Delhi, verified |
[email protected] |
Not verified |
The seed includes vehicle-owner and service-provider accounts across multiple Indian cities, with one inactive owner and one pending provider for testing access-control and verification workflows.