Automated Traffic Signal for Hassle Free Movement of Ambulance and Traffic Controlling

Each traffic signal is a process that must be planned to completion at a specific time, thereby adhering to non-preemptive scheduling. In static traffic systems, each traffic signal has a set amount of ‘green’ time, forcing the Emergency Medical truck to wait until the accompanying traffic signal turns ‘green’ and the piled vehicles begin to move, wasting time. We propose an alternative solution for hassle-free ambulance movement by introducing a Dynamic traffic signal using traffic density measurements, in which traffic signal flow is modelled as non-preemptive scheduling of processes to which the sole resource ‘Time’ is effectively allocated in order to felicitate hassle-free ambulance movement. The traffic densities are measured using an infrared sensor that shows the road’s traffic level. Ambulance is connected with Radio Frequency Identification tag. A radio frequency identification reader is used to read the radio frequency identification tag. The system During golden hour, the chances of saving lives increase dramatically. Keeping this in mind, our idea intends to provide ambulances enough time to not only pass the signal without being obstructed, but also to allow for smooth traffic movement on adjacent roads joining the junction.