Abstract
The advancement of satellite communication technology has made it simple to locate vehicles. The common man now uses this technology in his daily life thanks to vehicle tracking systems. These days, GPS-equipped fleets, police cars and ambulances are common sights on the roads of developed nations. The location and status of the vehicle can only be tracked using the available technology. The use of cloud computing and centralised web services has not produced such a tracking system. The proposed technology is based on cloud computing infrastructure, GSM, and GPS technology. Specialised embedded devices, GPS, and GSM-capable devices are all installed in the vehicles. A GSM-capable device is used to send this stimulus data to the cloud server. The GPS system used to track the locations of the vehicles A centralised server that is kept in the cloud houses all of the data. Each owner of a registered vehicle can use a web portal to access the cloud. The user can access all the real-time data from the web portal. The suggested system might enable a tracking system to be stable, balanced, resource-efficient and usable.
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