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AI-Based Road Accident Risk Prediction and Driver Safety Assistant with an Automatic Emergency Alert System

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ANITHA V

Artificial Intelligence And Data Science

Arunai Enginnering College

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Hari Krishanan J

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Dheebak S

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Mugilan K

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Kumaresan S

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Abstract

Road crashes remain a leading killer of young people worldwide, and the delay before medical help arrives often decides whether a victim survives. Existing solutions usually address only one stage: forecasting dangerous conditions, monitoring the driver, or reporting a crash after impact. This paper integrates all three stages in a single low-cost framework. Module A classifies road-segment risk as low, medium or high from weather, road, traffic and time features using gradient-boosted trees, with SMOTE handling class imbalance. Module B tracks drowsiness through the eye aspect ratio and flags distraction, harsh braking and over-speeding from motion data. A fusion stage merges these outputs into one risk score that selects a graded voice warning. Module C recognises a probable crash from an acceleration spike combined with a sudden speed drop, allows a short cancellation window, and then sends the vehicle location to emergency contacts and the 112 service. The best risk model, XGBoost, reached 91.8% accuracy and a macro F1-score of 0.89. The crash module detected 47 of 50 simulated impacts with a mean alert latency of 11.7 s, including the 10 s cancellation window. The design runs on a smartphone or an inexpensive embedded board.

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accident risk prediction driver drowsiness machine learning emergency alert XGBoost road safety.

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ANITHA V, Hari Krishanan J, Dheebak S, Mugilan K, Kumaresan S, ANITHA V, "AI-Based Road Accident Risk Prediction and Driver Safety Assistant with an Automatic Emergency Alert System," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-6, Oct 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM67791

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We have presented a framework that predicts road risk, watches the driver and reports a crash automatically within a single low-cost pipeline. Tree-ensemble models supply the road-level risk, a landmark-based ratio tracks drowsiness, and a two-condition crash rule with a cancel window keeps false alarms under control. XGBoost gave the best overall performance, with 91.8% accuracy, a macro F1-score of 0.89 and an AUC of 0.95. The next step is a larger field trial, together with a study of how drivers respond to graded warnings.

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