Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Intelligent Transportation Systems

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Pramod Singh

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Rapid urbanization and increasing vehicle populations have created significant challenges related to traffic congestion, road safety, transportation efficiency, and environmental sustainability. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) increasingly rely on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to provide intelligent and automated transportation services. This review examines the application of AI and ML in intelligent transportation, including traffic flow prediction, congestion management, route optimization, accident detection, autonomous driving, parking management, and public transportation optimization. The study reviews conventional machine learning algorithms as well as advanced deep learning, reinforcement learning, computer vision, and time-series forecasting approaches used in transportation systems. The role of IoT-enabled vehicles, roadside sensors, cameras, GPS devices, and connected infrastructure in generating real-time transportation data is also examined. Particular attention is given to challenges involving data privacy, cybersecurity, communication latency, model reliability, infrastructure requirements, and the safety of AI-based transportation decisions. Emerging technologies such as edge computing, vehicle-to-everything communication, 5G, digital twins, and autonomous vehicles are discussed as important future directions. The review provides a consolidated perspective on how AI-enabled ITS can contribute to safer, more efficient, sustainable, and intelligent transportation networks.

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Singh, P. (2024). Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Intelligent Transportation Systems. Transactions on Advanced AI and Data Engineering, 2(2). Retrieved from https://publications.issri.in/index.php/TAAIDE/article/view/54
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