System and method for scheduling vehicles

A method for scheduling vehicles, implemented on a computing device having at least one processor, at least one computer-readable storage medium, and a communication platform connected to a network, comprising:

• establishing a communication between the computing device and a passenger terminal;
• receiving first electrical signals encoding a service request including a position of the passenger terminal from the passenger terminal;
• determining a wireless fidelity (WiFi) station based on the position of the passenger terminal;
• determining one or more driver terminals that access the WiFi station, wherein the one or more driver terminals communicate with the system via the WiFi station;
• determining a waiting duration for each of the one or more driver terminals, wherein the waiting duration of a driver is a time interval between a current time point and a WiFi access time point that the driver accesses the WiFi station;
• determining whether the waiting duration of each of the one or more driver terminals is larger than a threshold;
• and
• determining one or more candidate driver terminals among the one or more driver terminals whose waiting durations are larger than the threshold.

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions for scheduling vehicles, wherein the instructions are configured to cause at least one processor to:

• establish a communication with a passenger terminal;
• receive first electrical signals encoding a service request including a position of the passenger terminal from the passenger terminal;
• determine a wireless fidelity (WiFi) station based on the position of the passenger terminal;
• determine one or more driver terminals that access the WiFi station, wherein the one or more driver terminals communicate with the system via the WiFi station;
• determine a waiting duration for each of the one or more driver terminals, wherein the waiting duration of a driver is a time interval between a current time point and a WiFi access time point that the driver accesses the WiFi station;
• determine whether the waiting duration of each of the one or more driver terminals is larger than a threshold;
• and
• determine one or more candidate driver terminals among the one or more driver terminals whose waiting durations are larger than the threshold.