Battling the Bottlelock: Evaluating Intelligent Traffic Systems in Delhi’s Congestion Crisis

Abstract

This research paper delves into the critical issue of traffic congestion in Delhi, a city that ranks among the top 10 globally for its severe traffic jams. The study highlights the multifaceted impact of this problem, including increased fuel consumption, time wastage, and heightened traffic congestion, leading to significant economic and social costs. The alarming rise in road traffic fatalities is underscored, emphasizing the urgent need for safer travel and driving conditions in the capital. To address these challenges, the study sets forth several objectives: First of all, it evaluates the public's adaptation to online/electronic traffic management solutions; Secondly, it assess the citizens' perspectives on compliance with traffic regulations for efficient traffic control; Thirdly, it investigates the effectiveness of intelligent traffic management systems in densely populated areas like Delhi; Lastly, it analyzes the real-world applicability and response to advanced traffic management strategies. Through these objectives, the research aims to explore the feasibility and impact of smarter traffic management approaches in alleviating Delhi's congestion woes. The study employs a variety of statistical tools to analyze data collected via Google Forms, offering a comprehensive overview of current practices and public attitudes towards traffic management solutions in Delhi. The ultimate goal is to foster a more efficient, safe, and sustainable traffic environment in the city by evaluating the effectiveness of innovative traffic management techniques and promoting widespread awareness and adoption among the populace.