I need a compact Android application built with React-Native that displays a single bus on a MapLibre map. The map must show the vehicle’s current position, updating on a periodic interval (for example every 10-15 seconds), and overlay the predefined bus-stop markers so the driver can gauge progress in real time. The location feed will arrive directly from the GPS device installed on the bus; you can assume I’ll expose that data through a simple HTTP/JSON endpoint that returns latitude, longitude, and timestamp. You can suggest the exact payload format if it helps streamline parsing on the app side. The route is defined by a list of bus stops with GPS coordinates. By reading a BEACON on the vehicle, the app identifies which route to display. The application operates within a VPN without Internet access. The vehicle’s position is periodically sent to a central server through a web service Because MapLibre is a hard requirement, we suggest to rely on the react-native-maplibre-gl (or similar) library rather than Google Maps or Mapbox. Deliverables • Full React-Native source code, clearly structured and commented • A signed or unsigned APK for quick testing • Simple README explaining environment setup, how to point the app at a different endpoint, and where to adjust the refresh interval Acceptance criteria To be defined If this scope is clear and you’re comfortable with MapLibre inside React-Native, let me know how quickly you could turn around a working prototype.