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| Title | Blockchain-Enabled Transparent Traffic Enforcement For Sustainable Road Safety In Cities |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 12707 |
| Authors | Chen C.-L.; Tu C.-Y.; Deng Y.-Y.; Huang D.-C.; Liu L.-C.; Chen H.-C. |
| Year | 2024 |
| Published | Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 6 |
| DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/frsc.2024.1426036 |
| Abstract | With the progress of the times, cars have become an important means of transportation in our lives. However, with new cars of all kinds, road safety issues still cannot be effectively improved. While countries have responded by enforcing traffic laws and using electronic technology to enhance enforcement, challenges still need to be addressed, including blurred images and misjudgments by police agencies, and even exploiting loopholes in traffic enforcement frameworks to evade consequences through bribery or connections. exacerbating an accident and leaving victims and families in the lurch of the aftermath. To solve this problem, we proposed a data traceability law enforcement system based on blockchain and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). The system ensures rapid traceability and protects law enforcement data from external attacks. The goal of leveraging blockchain’s decentralized nature and smart contracts is to instill accountability and fairness in road safety measures, mitigate the effects of corruption, and pave the way for a safer and more just transportation environment. Our experimental results show that under our stress test of 50 transactions per second, the throughput can be as high as 300 and the maximum delay can reach 2.01s, which is enough to experimentally prove that our system is feasible. Our approach is designed to solve the data corruption problem caused by the centralized server being paralyzed. It applies to all technology enforcement, with high flexibility and scalability for all participants to join or set privileges. we also provide an automated traffic law enforcement system in a smart city. To make the data storage more secure and fair, and not easily damaged by malicious people or tampered with by intentional attackers. This brings a breakthrough to the country’s program security. Copyright © 2024 Chen, Tu, Deng, Huang, Liu and Chen. |
| Author Keywords | Hyperledger fabric blockchain; security; smart contract; traceability; traffic law enforcement |
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