Emergency vehicles (EMVs) play an important role in saving human lives and mitigating
property losses in urban traffic systems. Due to traffic congestion and improper priority …

The rapid growth of data and the increasing complexity of modern networks have driven the
demand for intelligent solutions in the information and communications technology (ICT) …

Since emergency vehicles (EMVs) in urban transit systems play a crucial role in responding
to time-critical events, the quick response of EMVs is essential for improving the success rate …

Existing intersection management systems, in urban cities, lack in meeting the current
requirements of self-configuration, lightweight computing, and software-defined control …

Urban roads can be designated as surface flood passages to transport excess runoff during
extreme storms, thereby preventing local flooding, which is known as the major drainage …

In recent years, connected vehicle technologies emerged to provide a safer and more
connected environment for transportation systems, which has further evolved into cellular …

Unplanned urbanization in develo** cities has led to haphazard development, increasing
disaster risks in densely populated areas. Despite being more disaster-prone, these dense …

Autonomous driving has been successfully realized in particular areas such as logistics
distribution centers, container terminals, and university campuses. Robotaxi could be …

Emergency response times are critical in densely populated urban environments like New
York City (NYC), where traffic congestion significantly impedes emergency vehicle (EMV) …

Travel-time reduction is a primary objective for managing connected emergency vehicles
(CEVs) to save people's lives or put out a fire. With the integrity of internet of things (IoT) and …