Abstract
The evolving landscape of transportation systems is being reshaped by the integration of sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) technology, particularly in the context of traffic light systems. These innovations aim to transform traditional traffic lights into smart devices capable of being controlled by emergency vehicles (EVs) to ensure safe passage, thereby enhancing road safety, and reducing intersection accidents. However, there are challenges in implementing such technologies and gaining the trust of EV drivers navigating busy intersections. The traditional fixed-time traffic signal plans are contrasted with the dynamic adjustment made possible by smart sensors and applications, which collect real-time traffic data and adapt signal timings to changing conditions, reducing congestion, and enhancing traffic flow. However, security concerns arise, necessitating the strengthening of systems with advanced technologies to address potential security and safety issues. The technological advancements have a significant impact on the transportation industry. Smart sensors in streetlights play a crucial role in solving long-standing transportation issues, and machine learning is employed for data analysis and traffic forecasting, benefiting both regular and EV drivers. Further research is needed to advance technologies like IoT and smart sensors and to integrate GSM sim cards and GPS to support EV drivers in finding the quickest route to their final destinations. EVs are becoming more than vehicles, evolving into smart devices equipped with technical tools allow drivers to control traffic lights, ensuring a clear path and more safety.
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