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Abstract: This research paper describes the development of a website based on remote computing with the aim of improving the connection between driving schools and automobile students. The primary purpose of this web application is to provide administrators, parents, and students with actual vehicle information, including clutch usage, speed, braking patterns, and vehicle location. This is achieved through the integration of remote data processing installed in the vehicle and sending the relevant data to web applications. This article discusses the importance of these systems in improving driver training and safety by allowing participants to remotely monitor vehicle operation, driving behavior and actions. We completed the literature review to examine existing telematics systems and their applications in the automotive industry. The work includes the selection and installation of remote data processing equipment, the development of user- friendly web interfaces using modern programming languages and methods, and scrupulous compliance with technical procedures. The main features of the web application include real-time data tracking, GPS tracking, important event alerts and notifications, and reporting and analysis capability. The implementation process is quite detailed, including hardware integration, front-end and back-end development, data storage and security measures.
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