Date of Publication :7th August 2016
Abstract: The main objective of this project is to control the accidents. Here in this project the system consists of five modules namely seat belt sensor (IR), alcohol sensor, vibration sensor, IR sensor and GSM modem. The seat belt sensor (IR) is combined with an ignition locking switch, which disables the starting mechanism of the bus unless the driver wears the seat belt. The alcohol sensor is used in breath analyser unit, which is used to sense whether the driver consumed alcohol or not, if he consumes alcohol the controller directly send the alert message to the owner through GSM modem and automatically buzzer will be ON. IR sensors are used for counting the person boards or leaves from the bus. Vibration sensor is used to detect the accident occurred or not, suppose if any accident occurred the ARM controller send message to the bus owner as “Accident occurred, no of persons inside the bus=00” through GSM modem. If the driver gets the incoming call while he is in driving then GSM modem of our project used to send the message to specific received call as “that the person you are trying call is in driving” . By using all these applications we can provide the safe journey.
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