Report on Traffic Flow Forecasting, as One of the important component of the intelligent transportation system.

Authors

  • Pratiksha Narayan Autade Student, E&TC Department, DIEMS Collage, Chhatrapati sambhajinagar, India
  • Krishna T Mdrewar Assistant professor, E&TC Department, DIEMS Collage, Chhatrapati sambhajinagar, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/tmd.v10i1.7069

Keywords:

GPS, ITS, GPRS, ERGS, VEHICLE

Abstract

The interest in smart transportation vehicles stems from the integration of new information sy
stems on the problems caused by traffic accidents and the simulation of realtime real and com
munication. Traffic is increasing worldwide due to driving, urbanization, population growth a
nd rapid population change. Congestion reduces the efficiency of transportation and increases
 travel time, air pollution and fuel consumption. Now the development of the road has caused 
new disasters, caused more accidents around the world, smart transportation is a good choice 
to overcome such problems. Smart transportation is designed for city/state/private road transp
ortation organization.
According to the backend and hardware components, the system offers solutions for the drive
r console unit, electronic ticketing machine, passenger information system and vehicle arrival
 system. Intelligent Transportation Systems offers transportation companies a solution for bus
 dispatch and tracking with the help of technologies such as GPS, WiFi and GPRS. Smart tran
sport supports better public transport services, keeping transport revenue, public safety and se
curity in mind. This article mainly discusses the impact of ITS on traffic and various applicati
on areas. In addition, the document highlights the use of vehicle tracking and technology that 
can make our rides safer, designed and cheaper, as well as the use of various forms of transpo
rtation important to national security.

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