All ground transport vehicles (such as taxis, tour buses, emergency services and other commercial vehicles) are automatically registered by the Transit as they pass through the restricted areas, only accessible for authorised vehicles using Nedap’s Compact Tags.

Each transport vehicle is identified up to 10 metres by Nedap’s Transit readers. As soon as the vehicle approaches this high-end long range identification reader, the vehicle is automatically identified, ensuring a fast and secure traffic flow without any congestion. A wide variety of vehicles of different heights are accurately identified in each lane, which is key for any transaction based charging solution.

The Transit readers are connected to Nedap’s Moov VMC system. The Moov VMC offers an independent control system that registers and records each transaction. The Moov VMC application controls the entire vehicle access to the restricted Ground Transport areas.

The Moov VMC Lite is connected to the existing barriers on site. Nedap’s Transit readers and controllers are installed at the entrance and exit to the taxi and bus holding area. In addition each vehicle entering and exiting the domestic and international terminals are registered using the Nedap Transit and Moov VMC system. Each controller is connected to a central web application. A service portal is available to monitor the status of each controller for each location, enabling easy remote management and control.

Martyn Brewer, Commercial Manager Ground Transportation at Auckland Airport, says: "The Nedap Transit system provides a reliable solution for access by a large fleet of commercial vehicles. Auckland Airport is embracing new innovative technology and the Nedap solution is a direct example of leading solutions."

Next to the Ground Transport application, Nedap’s Transit readers are also installed at the airport to facilitate automatic long range secured vehicle access to restricted areas of the airport. The Transit readers are integrated into the existing access control system provided by CEM. Authorised vehicles use a Window Button to get access to the restricted zone.

The system has been supplied by supplied by ISCS New Zealand, Nedap’s distribution partner in New Zealand.