Automatic Traffic Signal for the Ambulance.

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The Automatic Traffic Signal for the Ambulance.


Today,s Post would be something natural that we commonly face or see in our daily life.


 Well  especially In my country ,the problem or the crisis that are being faced by the Ambulances are totally unmeasured.Because on a largely crowded country it is impossible to settle the "Traffic" issue that we are currently facing.

Today I have a solution for it or rather a suggestion. Apparently large amount of people lose their life in the Ambulances while travelling to the respected hospitals.Its because of the traffic jams in each and every streets across the country.Because there is no such mechanism that when the ambulance is stuck in a traffic ,the signal just turns from red to green.And unfortunately the Ambulance has to wait or just move in some random path in order to avoid the signal.But this is not the way to get rid of the traffic signal.

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As shown in the above picture the ambulance is stuck in the middle of the signal.

If the signal has some automatic sensors for example as soon as it hears the sound of the ambulance,in which so ever state it might be ,it should directly jump to the go signal(Green light).The point is without the help of any Human being..So at that time 1 out 100 peoples life's can be saved.

If this plan is already implemented I would be very happy .Rather this technique or plan must be implemented in each and every traffic signals irrespective of the location.In other words if there is a traffic signal then this plan must be implemented there ...

If you like this plan please do share it to others ,feel free to comment in the comment section below 
or for any queries just drop down a mail at  tanuprabhu96@gmail.com. 

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