A

PROJECT REPORT
ON
“TITLE OF PROJECT”: Road Rescue-vehicle breakdown
assistance

is a fulfillment of the Diploma in Computer Engineering department of Maharashtra

State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai during the academic year 2023-2024

By

Name of Student

Nikita Avchar
(Enrollment No.:2207110678)

Name of Student

Nikita Panchal
(Enrollment No.:2207110678)

Guided by:
(Name of guide)

COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

JSPM’s JAYAWANTRAO SAWANT
POLYTECHNIC HADAPSAR, PUNE - 411028.
(Academic Year: 2023-2024)
 JSPM’s
JAYAWANTRAO SAWANT POLYTECHNIC,
Handewadi Road, Hadapsar, Pune-28
Department of Computer
Engineering

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that, NAME OF STUDENT NIKITA AVCHAR (Enrollment

no:2207110678 ) is studying in Diploma in Computer Engineering and they
have successfully completed and submitted the Project entitled “TITLE OF
PROJECT” Road Rescue Vehicle Breakdown assistance This study is a
fulfillment of the Diploma in Computer Engineering of Maharashtra State Board
of Technical Education, Mumbai during the academic year 2023-2024.

Mr / Mrs. ------- Mrs. S. A. Kaulage

(Project Guide) (Project Coordinator)

Prof. M. S. Kalbande Prof. Dr. S. M. Deokar

(Vice Principal and HOD) (Principal)

(External Examiner)
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This has been the light of the day due to invaluable contribution of certain individuals

whose constant guidance, support and encouragement resulted in the realization of our project.

We are grateful to our Guide Guide Name, Project Coordinator Mrs. S.A.Kaulage,

Vice principal and Head of Computer Department, Mr. M. S. Kalbande for providing us the

necessary help and encouragement whenever we needed, which has resulted in the success of our

project.

We take this opportunity to thank Prof. S. M. Deokar, Principal of JSPM’S

Jayawantrao Sawant Polytechnic, Hadapsar, Pune for providing a healthy environment in

the college, which helped us in concentrating on our task.

We would also like to thank all the staff members of our department without whose

constructive suggestions and valuable advice, the simple idea, which had born by us, would not have

been able to blossom forth to give such a beautiful bloom.

Last but not the least we are grateful to all our friends, and our parents for their direct or

indirect constant moral support throughout the course of this project. Thanking You,

(Name/s of Student)

(ENROLLMENT NO: )
 PO-PSO Mapping

Title of the Project:

Sr.no PO-PSO Mapping Justification

Basic and Discipline specific Knowledge:
Apply Knowledge of basic Mathematics, Science
PO-1 and engineering fundamentals and
engineering
specialization to solve the engineering problems.

Problem Analysis: Identify and analyze

PO-2 well defined engineering problems using
codified standard
method.
Design/development of solution: design
PO-3 solution for well-defined technical problem
and assist with the
design of system components or processes to
meet specified needs.
Engineering tools, experiment and
PO-4 testing: Apply modern engineering tools and
appropriate
technique to conduct standards test and
measurement.
Engineering practice for society,
PO-5 sustainability and environment: Apply
appropriate technology in
context of society, sustainability environment
and ethical practice.
Project Management: use engineering
PO-6 Management principle individual, as a team
member or a leader to manage project and
effectively communicate about well-
defined engineering activities.

Life- long leaning: Ability to analyze

PO-7 individual needs and engage in updating
in the context of
technological changes.
Computer Software and Hardware
PSO-1 Usage:Use state-of-the-art technologies for
operation and application of computer software
and hardware.
Computer Engineering Maintenance:
PSO-2 Maintain computer engineering related
software and hardware System.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sr. NO. CHAPTERS PAGE NO

1 INTRODUCTION 1
2 LITERATURE SURVEY
3 SCOPE OF PROJECT
4 REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS (HARDWARE
AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT)

5 METHODOLOGY USED IN PROJECT

6 DETAILS OF DESIGN, WORKING AND

PROCESS
7 IMPLEMENTATION AND CODING
8 TESTING
9 SCREENSHOTS
10 RESULTS AND APPLICATION
11 CONCLUSION
12 FUTURE SCOPE
13 REFERENCES
 INTRODUCTION

Road Rescue is a GPS-enabled mobile app for on-road vehicle

breakdown assistance, ensuring seamless communication,
prompt response to tow truck services, and access to nearby
service stations, ensuring drivers are never stranded.
In the modern era of constant mobility, where vehicles are the
lifelines of our daily routines, unexpected breakdowns can
bring our lives to a sudden halt. The frustration and anxiety
experienced during these moments highlight the critical need
for efficient, reliable, and prompt roadside assistance
services. "Road Rescue: Vehicle Breakdown Assistance"
emerges as a beacon of hope amidst these challenging
situations, redefining the paradigm of roadside support.
This project is a testament to the fusion of advanced
technology and human empathy, addressing the pressing issue
of vehicular emergencies. By harnessing the power of mobile
applications, global positioning systems (GPS), and a
dedicated team of skilled professionals, Road Rescue aims to
transform the way drivers perceive and experience breakdown
assistance. The project doesn't merely offer a solution to
mechanical failures; it provides a comprehensive support
system for a spectrum of roadside predicaments, ensuring that
drivers are never left stranded and helpless.The Traffic
Incident Management Handbook defines an incident as "any
non-recurring event that causes a reduction of roadway
capacity or an abnormal increase in demand." hence events
like traffic crashes, disabled vehicles, spilled cargo, highway
maintenance and reconstruction projects, and special non-
emergency events (e.g. ballgames, concerts) are classified as
an incident.
 LITERATURE SURVEY

The literature surrounding vehicle breakdown assistance, specifically focusing

on innovative services like "Road Rescue," illuminates significant
advancements and challenges within the realm of roadside assistance. This
review encapsulates key findings from recent studies, industry reports, and
scholarly articles, providing a comprehensive overview of the current
landscape.
1.Integration of Mobile Applications in Roadside Assistance:
Numerous studies highlight the transformative impact of mobile applications on
the traditional roadside assistance model. Mobile apps enable users to request
assistance promptly, share precise location data, and receive real-time updates,
leading to reduced response times and heightened user satisfaction.
Utilization of Advanced GPS Technology:
Recent literature emphasizes the pivotal role of GPS technology in optimizing
roadside assistance operations. Accurate geo location facilitates efficient
dispatching of assistance vehicles, enabling them to reach the stranded vehicle
swiftly.
Data-Driven Decision Making and Predictive Maintenance:
Data analytics and predictive modeling have emerged as essential tools in the
modernization of roadside assistance services. By harnessing historical data,
service providers can predict breakdown patterns, implement proactive
maintenance strategies, and optimize resource allocation. Data-driven insights
enable better decision-making, ensuring that assistance teams are well-prepared
to handle prevalent issues effectively.
Societal Impact and Road Safety:
Beyond individual assistance cases, the literature highlights the broader societal
impact of efficient roadside assistance services. Timely support reduces traffic
congestion caused by breakdowns, enhancing overall road safety.
Modules:
User Mobile Application:
- Interface for users to request assistance, provide details about the
breakdown, and track the arrival of the assistance team.
- GPS integration for real-time location tracking and mapping.
- Feedback and rating system for service evaluation.
Service Provider Dashboard:
- Dispatching and route optimization tools for service providers.
- Access to user information and breakdown details.
- Communication tools to update users on arrival times and progress.

Users:
Drivers and Vehicle Owners:
- Primary users who request roadside assistance services through the
mobile application.
- Provide details about the breakdown and communicate with the
service provider.
Roadside Assistance Service Providers:
- Skilled technicians and towing services responsible for providing on-
site assistance to stranded vehicles.
- Access breakdown details, navigate to the location, and perform on-site
repairs or towing as necessary.

Stakeholders:
Users and Vehicle Owners:
- Stakeholders who directly benefit from the efficient and reliable
roadside assistance services.
- Rely on the service for quick resolution of vehicle breakdowns, ensuring
their safety and convenience.
Roadside Assistance Service Companies:
- Stakeholders who provide assistance services, benefiting from
increased business opportunities and positive user feedback.
- Utilize the platform to expand their customer base and improve
service efficiency.

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2. User Mobile Application:
- Interface for users to request assistance, provide details about the
breakdown, and track the arrival of the assistance team.
- GPS integration for real-time location tracking and mapping.
- Feedback and rating system for service evaluation.
Service Provider Dashboard:
- Dispatching and route optimization tools for service providers.
- Access to user information and breakdown details.
- Communication tools to update users on arrival times and progress.

Users:
Drivers and Vehicle Owners:
- Primary users who request roadside assistance services through the
mobile application.
- Provide details about the breakdown and communicate with the
service provider.
Roadside Assistance Service Providers:
- Skilled technicians and towing services responsible for providing on-
site assistance to stranded vehicles.
- Access breakdown details, navigate to the location, and perform on-site
repairs or towing as ne

2
 SCOPE OF PROJECT
Integration of AI and IoT:
- Predictive Maintenance: AI algorithms can predict vehicle breakdowns by analyzing data from sensors,
providing proactive assistance before an actual breakdown occurs.
- Smart Roadside Assistance: IoT devices can communicate real-time data to service providers, enabling
quicker response times and more accurate issue diagnosis.

1. Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Support:

- Specialized Services: As electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous vehicles become more prevalent,
specialized services for EV charging issues and autonomous technology malfunctions will be in demand.
- Technician Training: Service providers will need to train technicians in handling the unique challenges of
EVs and autonomous vehicles.

2. Mobile Apps and Digital Platforms:

- Enhanced User Experience: Advanced mobile apps can provide real-time tracking, digital signatures, and
interactive communication between drivers and service providers, enhancing the overall user experience.
- Data Analytics: Analysing user data from mobile apps can lead to personalized services and predictive
analysis, improving service efficiency.

3. Green Roadside Assistance:

- Environmentally Friendly Practices: Implementing eco-friendly initiatives, such as electric tow trucks and
promoting eco-friendly vehicle repair practices, aligning with global sustainability goals.
 REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS

1) Hardware Requirement: -
 Processor: 2.5 gigahertz (GHz) frequency or above.

 RAM: A minimum of 4 GB of RAM.

 Hard disk: A minimum of 20 GB of available space.

 Input Device: High resolution camera  Monitor: Minimum Resolution 1024 X 768.

2) Software Requirement: - Android Studio

• Front End: - XML.

• Back End: - Java and Kotlin
 METHODOLOGY USED IN PROJECT
System development methodology refers to a framework that is used to structure, plan and
control the process of developing an information system (Kashif Khan, 2016). This chapter
involves a deeper description of the approaches and methodologies to be used in
development and testing of the system.
3.1: System Development Methodology
main methodology that will be used for this system is the agile development methodology
since it’s easier to measure progress as you can see how much work is completed. It is also useful
for a tight deadline as it allows for a rapid delivery. This development methodology is better due to
its continuous planning, testing, integration, risk evaluation and control on the progress of the project
and thereupon reduces the chances of project failure (Yodiz team, 2016). This methodology makes
it possible to convert the system into smaller parts which can be developed, tested and
reviewed individually.

Figure 4: System Development Methodology (Agile)(D’Ambra, 2018)

3.1.1 : Plan
This is the first step of the agile methodology. It where the vision of the project is created and involves gathering
relevant data, mapping processes and coming up with the scope. The data in this phase is analyzed to ensure
they are realistic and achievable. In the proposed system, the data being collected and analyzed is the number of
people who are faced with emergencies that require rescue services, the issues that can be solved within the time
period given and also the features that can be built in the application.
3.1.2:Design
This phase uses the data gotten from the planning phase to come
up with the design of the system to optimize it with the right
technology. The tools and technologies to be used are also listed
here. According to the data gotten, the system being mobile
based and having features like the access to GPS and location
services makes it suitable to solve the problem.

3.1.2: Develop
This phase involves the actual creation and coding of the system
based on the designs gotten from the design phase. The system
will be created with java programming language which is
suitable for mobile applications.

3.1.2: Test
This is the phase where the developed system is put into testing
to find out if there are any bugs or vulnerabilities in it. Some
testing techniques are:Black box testing - The testers here will
not have access to the code or have any knowledge of the system
but will interact with the user interface.Security testing - It
involves testing whether one can access the data in the system
using wrong credentials or without logging in.Compatibility
testing - The system is put to run in different environments or
operating systems like android or IOS (iPhone operating
system).

3.1.2: Deploy
This is the phase that involves installation, configuration, testing
and making changes to optimize the performance of the
software. This is usually done to a smaller population before
being officially launched to the public.

3.1.2: Review
This is the phase where the data gotten from the deployment is
carefully examined to validating the quality, functionality and
other vital features and components of the software. With this
data, the team can know whether to make further improvements
to the system or launch it.

3.1.2: Launch
This is the final phase of the methodology where the system is
officially opened to all the population. This is usually done
after closely examining the reviews gotten earlier.
 DETAILS OF DESIGN WORKING AND PROCESS

6.1 System Architecture:

The system architecture that shows the interaction between the
system components can be illustrated by the diagram as shown in
figure 4.1 below.

Figure 5: System Architecture

The system architecture comprises of the customer and the
driver who are the users of the system. The architecture also
includes the transmission of user location data to firebase and
other user data like their profiles (names, email, phone number)
which are stored in the firebase storage.
6.2DFD diagram: Design (DFD & UML Diagrams)
DFD Level 0:-
DFD Level 1:
UML Diagram 1 : Flow Chart
UML Diagram 2 : Use Case Diagram
UML Diagram 3 : Sequence Diagram
 IMPLEMENTATION AND CODING

7.1 Tools and Technologies

7.1.1 Labellmg

Labeling of images is the most important factor in object

detection. Annotated images will be used in training the model to
identify the labels of non-labeled images for testing purposes.
High quality photos are needed so as to detect the characters in the
dark environment or well lit environment accordingly.The
Features of LabelImg are as follows:-
• The label list shall not change in the middle of processing
having list of images.

• When the image is being saved, classes.txt will also get

updated, while previous annotations
will not be updated also we can edit the data from the predefined
classes.txt to load the already defined classes.
• By pressing space bar, the user can flag the image as verified,
a green background will appear on the image.
7.1.2 Algorithm

1. Receive breakdown call with location details.

2. Identify the type of assistance required (towing, jump-start, fuel

delivery, etc.).

3. Check the availability of nearby service providers.

4. Assign the nearest available service provider to the breakdown

location.

5. Dispatch the service provider to the breakdown location.

6. Service provider confirms arrival and provides assistance.

7. Update the status of the service call (completed, in progress, etc.).

8. Generate a receipt for the service provided.

9. End the service call

7.3 Coding:
package com.guruprasad.roadresuceadmin.Authenthication

import android.content.DialogInterface
import android.content.Intent
import android.content.SharedPreferences
import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity
import android.os.Bundle
import android.text.TextUtils
import android.widget.EditText
import androidx.appcompat.app.AlertDialog
import com.google.android.gms.tasks.OnCompleteListener
import com.google.android.material.dialog.MaterialAlertDialogBuilder
import com.google.firebase.auth.FirebaseAuth
import com.google.firebase.database.FirebaseDatabase
import com.google.firebase.messaging.FirebaseMessaging
import com.google.firebase.storage.FirebaseStorage
import com.guruprasad.roadresuceadmin.Activities.HomeActivity
import com.guruprasad.roadresuceadmin.Constants.Constants
import com.guruprasad.roadresuceadmin.Constants.CustomDialog
import com.guruprasad.roadresuceadmin.R
import com.guruprasad.roadresuceadmin.databinding.ActivityLoginBinding

class LoginActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

val EMAIL = "email"
val SHAREDPREF = "sharedpref"
val PASSWORD = "password"

private var mail: String? = null

private var pass: String? = null

private lateinit var binding: ActivityLoginBinding

private lateinit var database: FirebaseDatabase
private lateinit var auth: FirebaseAuth
private lateinit var storage: FirebaseStorage
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
binding = ActivityLoginBinding.inflate(layoutInflater)
setContentView(binding.root)

auth = FirebaseAuth.getInstance()
storage = FirebaseStorage.getInstance()
database = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance()

val dialog : CustomDialog = CustomDialog(this@LoginActivity)

loadData()
 binding.etEmail.setText(mail)
binding.etPassword.setText(pass)

binding.btnLogin.setOnClickListener {
val email : String = binding.etEmail.text.toString();
val password :String = binding.etPassword.text.toString();

if (TextUtils.isEmpty(email) && TextUtils.isEmpty(password))

{
Constants.error(this@LoginActivity,"Please fill all the credentials");
return@setOnClickListener
}

savedata(email,password)

dialog.show()

auth.signInWithEmailAndPassword(email,password).addOnCompleteListener{task->

if (task.isSuccessful)
{
val user = auth.currentUser
if (user!=null && user.isEmailVerified)
{
FirebaseMessaging.getInstance().token.addOnCompleteListener(
OnCompleteListener { task ->
if (!task.isSuccessful) {
return@OnCompleteListener
}

val token = task.result

if (task.isSuccessful && token!=null)

{

val map:HashMap<String,Any> = HashMap()

map.put("token",token.toString())

database.reference.child("Admin").child(auth.currentUser!!.uid).updateChild
ren(map)
.addOnCompleteListener{task->

if (task.isSuccessful)
{
Constants.success(this@LoginActivity,"Login Successful")
startActivity(Intent(this@LoginActivity, HomeActivity::class.java))
 finish()
dialog.dismiss()
}
else {
Constants.error(
this@LoginActivity,
"Failed to update token try again : " + task.exception!!.message
)
dialog.dismiss()
}
}
}else{
Constants.error(this@LoginActivity,"Failed to login :
"+task.exception!!.message)
dialog.dismiss()
}
})
}
else
{
Constants.error(this@LoginActivity,"Please verify the email and Login")
dialog.dismiss()
}
}
else
{
Constants.error(this@LoginActivity,"Failed to sign in the user")
dialog.dismiss()
}

}
}

binding.btnSignup.setOnClickListener {
startActivity(Intent(this@LoginActivity,RegisterActivity::class.java))
finish()
}

binding.tvForgotPassword.setOnClickListener {

val loading : CustomDialog = CustomDialog(this@LoginActivity)

val dialog : MaterialAlertDialogBuilder = Constants.dialog(this@LoginActivity,"Reset

Password", "Enter Your Registered Email To reset the Password")
val mail : EditText = EditText(this@LoginActivity)
dialog.setView(mail)
 dialog.setIcon(R.mipmap.admin)

val yes = object : DialogInterface.OnClickListener{

override fun onClick(dialog: DialogInterface?, which: Int) {
loading.show()
val email : String = mail.text.toString()

if (email.isEmpty())
{
Constants.error(this@LoginActivity,"Please enter your register email")
loading.dismiss()
return
}
else
{
resetpassword(email , loading)
}
}

val cancel = object : DialogInterface.OnClickListener{

override fun onClick(dialog: DialogInterface?, which: Int) {
dialog!!.cancel()
}

dialog.setPositiveButton("YES",yes)
dialog.setNeutralButton("CANCEL",cancel)

val alertdialog: AlertDialog = dialog.create()

alertdialog.show()

}
}

private fun loadData() {

val sharedPreferences : SharedPreferences = getSharedPreferences(SHAREDPREF,
MODE_PRIVATE)
mail = sharedPreferences.getString(EMAIL, "")
pass = sharedPreferences.getString(PASSWORD, "")
}

private fun savedata(email: String, password: String) {

val sharedPreferences = getSharedPreferences(SHAREDPREF, MODE_PRIVATE)
val editor = sharedPreferences.edit()
editor.putString(EMAIL, email)
editor.putString(PASSWORD, password)
 editor.apply()
}

private fun resetpassword(email: String , loading : CustomDialog) {

auth.sendPasswordResetEmail(email).addOnCompleteListener{task->
if (task.isSuccessful)
{
Constants.success(this@LoginActivity,"Email has sent to your registered email
address")
loading.dismiss()

}
else
{
Constants.error(this@LoginActivity,"Failed to send email :
"+task.exception!!.message);
loading.dismiss()
}
}

override fun onBackPressed() {

super.onBackPressed()
finish()
}
Testing:
Screenshot
 RESULTS AND APPLICATIONS

10.1 Result:
appears there might be a typo in your request. If you meant "road rescue app result," it
could refer to the outcome or performance of a road rescue application.Here's a
hypothetical explanation:A road rescue app typically serves as a platform for users to
request assistance in various roadside emergencies such as vehicle breakdowns, accidents,
or flat tires. The "result" of such an app would depend on its effectiveness in providing
timely and appropriate assistance to users in distress.Some key aspects of a successful road
Some key aspects of a successful road rescue app result might include:

1.Efficiency: The app quickly connects users with nearby roadside assistance providers or
emergency services.

2.Accuracy: It accurately identifies the user's location to ensure prompt assistance.

3.User Experience: The app provides an intuitive interface for users to request help easily,
possibly including additional features like tracking the arrival time of assistance.

4.Reliability: It ensures that the assistance dispatched is reliable and capable of addressing
the specific emergency situation effectively.

5. Feedback and Reviews: Users' feedback and reviews play a crucial role in determining
the app's result, as positive experiences lead to increased trust and usage, while negative
experiences could indicate areas for improvement.

Overall, the "result" of a road rescue app would be measured by its ability to efficiently
and effectively assist users in their time of need, thereby enhancing safety and peace of
mind for travelers.
10.2 Application:

1. Individual Vehicle Owners:

- Emergency Assistance: Immediate help for individual vehicle owners in case
of breakdowns, accidents, flat tires, dead batteries, or other roadside issues.
- Fuel Delivery: Delivery of fuel to stranded vehicles that have run out of gas,
ensuring the vehicle can continue its journey.
- Jump-Start Services: Assistance in jump-starting vehicles with dead batteries,
providing a quick solution without needing to tow the vehicle.

2. Fleet Management Services:

- Reduced Downtime: Quick resolution of breakdowns for businesses with vehicle
fleets, reducing downtime and ensuring timely deliveries or services.
- Maintenance Planning: Data collection on breakdown patterns helps in
predictive maintenance planning, reducing the chances of future breakdowns.
- Route Optimization: Integration with GPS and navigation systems for real-time
route optimization based on road conditions and vehicle health.

3. Insurance Companies:
- Value-Added Service: Providing breakdown assistance as a value-added service
to insurance policyholders, enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty.
- Claims Processing: Quick roadside assistance can prevent accidents, reducing
the number of claims and associated processing costs.

4. Auto Manufacturers:
- Customer Support: Offering complimentary or subscription-based roadside
assistance services as part of the vehicle purchase, enhancing the brand's customer
support.
Remote Diagnostics: Using connected car technology to diagnose issues remotely and
offer assistance or schedule maintenance appointments.

5. Ride-Sharing and Mobility Services:

- Customer Safety: Ensuring the safety of ride-sharing passengers by providing
quick assistance in case of breakdowns or accidents.
- Driver Support: Assisting ride-sharing drivers, who rely on their vehicles for income,
to minimize downtime and maintain service continuity.
Conclusion

the concept of Road Rescue: Vehicle Breakdown Assistance

presents a
the concept of Road Rescue: Vehicle Breakdown Assistance
presents a critical solution in the realm of modern transportation. As
our reliance on vehicles grows, the inevitability of breakdowns and
accidents becomes more pronounced. Through innovative
technological solutions, this project aims to address these challenges
effectively, providing swift, reliable, and comprehensive assistance
to individual vehicle owners, fleet managers, businesses, and even
tourists.
Through the integration of cutting-edge technologies like Artificial
Intelligence, IoT, and mobile applications, Road Rescue services
have transcended conventional assistance paradigms. They have
become proactive, predictive, and highly responsive, offering
tailored solutions to individual drivers, fleet managers, businesses,
and tourists alike. By leveraging real-time data analysis and smart
communication channels, these services promise not just assistance
during crises but also prevention and preparedness.
In essence, this project represents not just a service but a
commitment to the well-being and convenience of every vehicle
owner and user. By investing in the future of Road Rescue:
Vehicle Breakdown Assistance, we are not only ensuring the
smooth functioning of our transportation systems but also
contributing to a safer and more connected world.

FUTURE WORK
1.Integration of AI and IoT:
- Predictive Maintenance: AI algorithms can predict vehicle breakdowns by
analyzing data from sensors, providing proactive assistance before an actual breakdown
occurs.
- Smart Roadside Assistance: IoT devices can communicate real-time data to
service providers, enabling quicker response times and more accurate issue diagnosis.

2.Electric and Autonomous Vehicle Support:

- Specialized Services: As electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous vehicles
become more prevalent, specialized services for EV charging issues and autonomous
technology malfunctions will be in demand.
- Technician Training: Service providers will need to train technicians in handling
the unique challenges of EVs and autonomous vehicles.

3.Mobile Apps and Digital Platforms:

- Enhanced User Experience: Advanced mobile apps can provide real-time
tracking, digital signatures, and interactive communication between drivers and service
providers, enhancing the overall user experience.
- Data Analytics: Analysing user data from mobile apps can lead to personalized
services and predictive analysis, improving service efficiency.

4. Green Roadside Assistance:

- Environmentally Friendly Practices: Implementing eco-friendly initiatives, such
as electric tow trucks and promoting eco-friendly vehicle repair practices, aligning with
global sustainability goals.
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