Smart Traffic Systems: A Comprehensive Overview

Abstract—Urban traffic congestion represents a critical chal-lenge for modern cities, significantly impacting mobility, envi-ronmental sustainability, and quality of urban life. This com-prehensive survey explores the transformative potential of ad-vanced technologies—particularly deep reinforcement learning (DRL), artificial intelligence (AI), and Vehicle-to- Everything (V2X) communication—in revolutionizing traffic management systems. We critically examine emerging approaches that move beyond traditional fixed-timing signals, highlighting innovative methodologies including deep reinforcement models , computer vision techniques like YOLOv4, and intelligent traffic coordina-tion strategies. The survey synthesizes current research trends, evaluating technological capabilities in real-time traffic opti- mization, emergency vehicle prioritization, and predictive traffic management. By analyzing both technological achievements and existing limitations, we provide a strategic roadmap for future research, emphasizing the need for more adaptive, data-driven, and intelligent urban traffic solutions that can effectively address the complex dynamics of modern transportation networks. Index Terms—Smart Traffic Management, Deep Reinforce-ment Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Vehicle-to-Everything Communication, Urban Mobility, Intelligent Transportation Systems

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem41556
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Internet of Things and AI
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Smart Traffic Systems: A Comprehensive Overview

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Internet of Things and AI
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Smart Traffic Systems: A Comprehensive Overview

Jesil Mathew Aranjani, A. Joseph, Noyal Reji, Philips Jose, V S Sanjayramprasad
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Abstract—Urban traffic congestion represents a critical chal-lenge for modern cities, significantly impacting mobility, envi-ronmental sustainability, and quality of urban life. This com-prehensive survey explores the transformative potential of ad-vanced technologies—particularly deep reinforcement learning (DRL), artificial intelligence (AI), and Vehicle-to- Everything (V2X) communication—in revolutionizing traffic management systems. We critically examine emerging approaches that move beyond traditional fixed-timing signals, highlighting innovative methodologies including deep reinforcement models , computer vision techniques like YOLOv4, and intelligent traffic coordina-tion strategies. The survey synthesizes current research trends, evaluating technological capabilities in real-time traffic opti- mization, emergency vehicle prioritization, and predictive traffic management. By analyzing both technological achievements and existing limitations, we provide a strategic roadmap for future research, emphasizing the need for more adaptive, data-driven, and intelligent urban traffic solutions that can effectively address the complex dynamics of modern transportation networks. Index Terms—Smart Traffic Management, Deep Reinforce-ment Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Vehicle-to-Everything Communication, Urban Mobility, Intelligent Transportation Systems

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