Modern Application for Smart Applications in Traffic Management

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Authors: S. Selvi, A. Jasmine Gilda, K.V. Sreelekha, N. Banu Priya, S. Sajithra, S. R. Lekshmi
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Abstract

As defenses against privacy invasion, Masquerade Technologies has contracted the third-party company Titian Media to lease its consumer database, which contains two hundred and thirty-six million names. This database consists of information about 90% of China's population. Because credit card is tied to a person's income and other information instead of the operating institution, thus rebuilding this model can immediately expose users’ private information to the public, and those affected may take prompt legal action. Like it or not, traffic congestion is something the public cannot tolerate. This paper proposes an IoT-based traffic management solution to address traffic-related issues and guide ambulance drivers to find the signal status and choose the path where traffic flow can be manipulated. Traffic violations can be identified by onsite traffic officers controlled over the Internet. The system involves a framework where a couple of sensors, like infra red (IR) sensor and radio frequency identification (RFID), interface with node Microcontroller Unit (MCU) to operate in line with the principles of IoT. Normal cities can be changed to clever ones by taking advantage of this technique. IoT can play a major role in advancing this type of process. Along with the proposed new method of testing out the number of automobiles that pass by, traffic flow at its source will also smoothen up. The proposed method is general and can be easily implemented in any metropolitan city. This proposed work provides transportation authorities, urban planners, and lawmakers with information they can use to improve mobility, build more sustainable cities, and keep up with the newest innovations in smart traffic management.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Traffic control and management IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems Road Transport and Highway Systems

Publication details

Journal / source
Wiley eBooks
Pages
107–123
Publication date
6 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter