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Case Study On Car Accident

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Accident
Preventing System
Abstract:
(With advanced GPS system and automatic driving cars)
Case Study:
“Every accident meant a couple of lives to our society but, every accident costs a father to a child, a son to old parents, a husband to a wife and mostly a earning resource to a family”. The main objective of this project is to save a few lives if possible
: Presented by:
Sai Rama Koundinya Adiraju
Electronics and communications engineering Gudlavalleru Engg., College
Ph. no: 9542757004
Email: srk.adiraju1996@gmail.com and happiness of a few people in their family, using the advanced technologies available. We have found that the accidents mostly occur in two general cases:
1.) Driving after consumption of heavy dose of alcohol.
2.) Ill-health

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