Automatic Vehicle Speed Reduction and Accident Detection System using RFID, GPS and GSM

Hardik Talwar; Dr. Sandeep Sharma; Dhruv Girotra; Sumit Kishore; Shrey Mishra

International Journal of Telecommunications & Emerging Technologies

Automatic Vehicle Speed Reduction and Accident Detection System using RFID, GPS and GSM

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This research is focused on dealing one of the major problems with respect to Indian Road Safety i.e.,accidents caused due to over speeding vehicles and reckless driving near accident prone areas likehighways, hospitals, schools etc. Since the world is automating the industrial processes and practicesusing latest technologies, this project aims to further incorporate those practices in the domain ofroad safety. Through this project, we have integrated a micro controller along with a radio frequencyidentification system to limit such instances of over speeding. The transmitter and receiver modulewould help us in automatic speed reduction to permissible limits once the vehicle is inside a regulatedaccident-prone area. Even if the system fails to perform at times of high speeds, the backup systemwould take care of the accident scenario, making use of GSM and GPS modules to alert theconcerned authorities of the mishap.

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Hardik Talwar, Dr. Sandeep Sharma, Dhruv Girotra, Sumit Kishore, Shrey Mishra. Automatic Vehicle Speed Reduction and Accident Detection System using RFID, GPS and GSM. International Journal of Telecommunications & Emerging Technologies. 2021;7(1):1–11.

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