The number of vehicles plying on our roads has risen year on year, therefore there is a need of government guidelines which specify the emergency and safety standards that need to be implied in all kinds of transport systems.This will benefit the commercial users as well as the public.Government has taken steps against criminals involved in women and girl child abuse by giving them capital punishment but no preventive measures have been taken by the concerned government authorities to ensure safety and security of women citizen. It is proposed to launch the initiative in phased manner.

The compliance could begin in states like Delhi & Kerala who have the back end infrastructure ready. The systems could then be deployed in phased manner in various states considering the availability of the vendors providing the back end services. The states like Maharashtra, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu where working women population is very high can start implementation in phase 2 and followed by Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana etc. The solution can rely on the vendors who are providing the device to the states and can provide the back end infrastructure as a service, as a stop-gap arrangement.In the event, when the panic button is pressed signal can be sent to the police control room of the state to take necessary actions. Thus, ensuring the safety of the passengers in distress.

The service providers can help in the transition till states are ready with their emergency response infrastructure. Yet it is still difficult to manage these many automobiles on the road. As a result, the concerned authorities are experiencing massive traffic and congestion, along with a decline in vehicle safety. Inorder to overcome these challenges and to enhance the safety of Transport system Government of India has designed an Intelligent Transport System (ITS) under Automotive Industry Standard – AIS140 Certified devices.