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It is closed to impossible to imagine life without vehicles. As the population increases, needs of vehicles also increase rapidly. Increased in road vehicles also led to increase in accidents. Avoidance mechanisms corresponding to accidents are old and may be useless. This means no proper accident detection and prevention mechanism is in place. Thus, safety concerns must be considered while increasing on road vehicles. This paper aims to provide a prototype of smart vehicles that could be able to stop automatically by detecting the neighboring objects. Neighboring objects could be traffic lights. This means traffic light violations could be reduced using this model, and hence, roadside safety increases. The vehicles will automatically stop when the light is red, and it will move when the untried light appears. The traffic can be controlled profoundly, and accidents can be reduced by the using of this approach.
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Thakur, N., Deepak Kumar, E. (2022). Start and Stop Policy for Smart Vehicles Using Application of IoT. In: Mohanty, M.N., Das, S. (eds) Advances in Intelligent Computing and Communication. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 430. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-0825-5_5
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