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IoT-Based Ambulance Traffic Signal Priority and Emergency Route Management System

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Shradha Raghorte

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Priyadarshini Bhagwati College of Engineering

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Yogita Krushnaji Nipane

Yogita Krushnaji Nipane

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Priyadarshini Bhagwati College of Engineering

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Snehashri Shrikant Shelke

Snehashri Shrikant Shelke

Computer science and engineering

Priyadarshini Bhagwati College of Engineering

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Yogeshwari Krushnaji Nipane

Yogeshwari Krushnaji Nipane

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Priyadarshini Bhagwati College of Engineering

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Vaishnavi Prakash Shahu

Vaishnavi Prakash Shahu

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Priyadarshini Bhagwati College of Engineering

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Janhvi Vasant Dighore

Janhvi Vasant Dighore

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Abstract

Traffic congestion at road intersections can cause significant delays to ambulances during medical emergencies. Conventional traffic signals generally operate according to predefined timing and may not automatically provide priority to approaching emergency vehicles. This paper presents a Smart Ambulance Priority System Using IoT that provides traffic-signal priority to authorized ambulances. The proposed system integrates an ESP32 microcontroller, RFID-based ambulance authentication, GPS-based location tracking, IoT communication, cloud data storage, traffic-signal control, and hospital-side monitoring. A registered ambulance is identified using an RFID tag, while GPS provides its location information. The ambulance information is transmitted through the Internet to the cloud platform. When an emergency request is generated, the traffic-signal controller provides green priority to the ambulance direction while conflicting directions remain red. After the ambulance passes the junction, the signal returns to normal operation. Firebase Realtime Database and a Flask-based web dashboard are used to monitor ambulance and junction information. The proposed prototype demonstrates the feasibility of integrating ambulance authentication, location monitoring, cloud communication, and traffic-signal priority into a low-cost IoT-based emergency traffic-management system.

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Internet of Things (IoT); ambulance priority; RFID; GPS; ESP32; smart traffic signal; emergency vehicle; Firebase; cloud monitoring.

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Shradha Raghorte, Yogita Krushnaji Nipane, Snehashri Shrikant Shelke, Yogeshwari Krushnaji Nipane, Vaishnavi Prakash Shahu, Janhvi Vasant Dighore, "IoT-Based Ambulance Traffic Signal Priority and Emergency Route Management System," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-10, Oct 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM68647

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This paper presented a Smart Ambulance Priority System Using IoT for improving ambulance movement through traffic intersections. The proposed system integrates RFID-based ambulance authentication, GPS-based location tracking, ESP32-based IoT communication, Firebase cloud storage, traffic-signal priority, and web-based monitoring. The system provides an integrated mechanism for identifying an authorized ambulance, transmitting its emergency information, providing traffic-signal priority, and monitoring ambulance information through a centralized dashboard. After the ambulance passes the intersection, the traffic signal can return to its normal operation. The physical prototype demonstrates the feasibility of integrating low-cost IoT hardware and cloud technologies for emergency traffic management. Future development can extend the system through V2X communication, smart lane reservation, multiple connected intersections, cellular communication, and real-world traffic-management infrastructure.

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