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Paper Title : SOLUTION FOR TRAFFIC CONGESTION TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS INVEHICULAR AD-HOC NETWORK

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2021
10.29126/23951303/IJET-V7I5P5

Authors: -Dr D J Samatha Naidu, V.SreeSaiPriya

         


Abstract
- Vehicular adhoc networkis a part of mobile ad hoc network which is unstructured formation wirelessnetwork for the transmission of data to field vehicles. In existing system , the last few years ago the invention of mobile networks given a new experience to drive the vehicle on roads high ways by reducing risk of accidents and also road accidents and traffic congestion increasesa number of technical challenges such as improving VANET connectivity and current application in the network of vehicular ad hoc network . In proposed system to improve connectivity betweenvehicle to vehicle as long as they are connected with urban areas andhighways to reducing the road accidents by applying to corresponding nodes which are connected vehicle network and vehicle to vehicle infrastructure. To enhance VANET connectivity with the help of some different paths, with the help of some different simulation, The Project analyzed number of parametersincluding vehicle density, message delay and RSU communication. The different protocols to avoid hidden node problems. The communication is fast moving between two nodes the message transferred to another vehicle without delay and receiver responds immediately, in this hidden node problem is decreased for simulation purpose use interface with NETSIM

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Keywords
—VANET, MANET SUMO, NETSIM