DETECTION OF SIGNAL VIOLATION AND SIGNALING FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES

Authors

  • LAXMIKANT PATHAK Department of Electronics and Telecommunication, Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s college of engineering, Pune, India.
  • SWATI CHITNIS Department of Electronics and Telecommunication, Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s college of engineering, Pune, India.
  • APOORVA SHETH Department of Electronics and Telecommunication, Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s college of engineering, Pune, India.

Keywords:

Electromagnet, Magnetic Switch, RFID,

Abstract

In today’s era the fast moving worldscenario in large cities causes the traffic congestion due to the increase in number of vehicles. Design and development of the traffic violation control system is major issue. The existing system does not fulfill the constraints imposed by the roads and traffic situations in India. Through this paper we proposed a system under the smart traffic control towards the digital India. This system discuss about the technology for fine collection after signal violation and automatic signaling for emergency vehicles such as ambulance, fire brigade and VIP vehicles. The vehicle which violates the signal is detected using the electromagnet and the fine is recorded on the vehicle. Vehicle contains the record of owner and signal violation which is used during the collection of fine. For the emergency vehicle RFID is used to detect the ambulance. This system builds discipline in the society.

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Published

2021-03-27

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2017: TECHNO-2K17

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