IndiBus is a centralized web platform aimed at integrating all government bus routes across India. It provides real-time data on travel time, fare, and operator-specific routes. Designed for accessibility and efficiency, the platform features a clean UI, route visualization, and smart commuting options.
The platform goes beyond just transportation by introducing:
- 🏆 A Gamified Dashboard that encourages users to opt for greener travel choices.
- 🌱 CO₂ Emission Tracking to promote environmental awareness.
- 💰 Eco Points (cashback system) for users choosing sustainable routes.
- 🤖 IndiBus Saathi – a smart AI-powered agent that answers user queries, recommends routes, and helps navigate the platform easily.
With countless government buses operating across India, commuters often lack access to:
- Real-time travel updates
- Fare and route comparisons
- Eco-conscious route planning
IndiBus solves these challenges by providing a unified and scalable platform for smooth and smart public transportation experiences.
- 🗺️ Real-Time Route Visualization – Integrated Google Maps API to show live bus paths.
- 🔍 Search Routes – Filter by city, stops, or operators.
- 🕒 Travel Time & Fare Estimation – Accurate data using backend APIs.
- 🧠 Built-in Chatbot – Assists with travel queries & route recommendations.
- 🏆 Gamified Dashboard – Rewards users for choosing sustainable transport.
- 📈 Admin Dashboard – Monitor users, buses, routes & performance.
- 📱 Responsive Design – Mobile-friendly and fast.
| Technology | Usage |
|---|---|
| React.js | Frontend framework |
| Tailwind CSS | Styling and responsiveness |
| Node.js | Backend runtime environment |
| Express.js | Backend web framework |
| MongoDB | NoSQL database |
| Mongoose | MongoDB object modeling |
| JWT + Bcrypt | Authentication & security |
- Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/codeBotsteam/IndiBus.git
cd IndiBus- Install Dependencies
npm install- Run the App
npm run devWe welcome contributions to make IndiBus better!
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Fork the repo
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Create a branch
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Make your changes
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Commit your work:
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Push:
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Open a Pull Request
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