INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS FOR URBAN TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Keywords:
Intelligent Transportation Systems, Urban Traffic Management, Adaptive Signal Control, Real-time Traffic Monitoring, PakistanAbstract
Rapid urbanization and the exponential increase in vehicle numbers have escalated traffic congestion challenges in Pakistani metropolitan areas. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) present a promising solution by integrating advanced technologies for efficient urban traffic management. This study explores the architecture, applications, and benefits of ITS, focusing on Pakistani urban environments. We analyze traffic flow optimization, real-time monitoring, adaptive signal control, and incident management enabled by ITS. Using case studies from Lahore and Karachi, the effectiveness of ITS in reducing congestion and emissions is evaluated. The paper concludes with recommendations for implementing ITS frameworks tailored to Pakistan’s unique infrastructural and socio-economic contexts.
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