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Recently, Vehicle-to-Vehicle communication has become an important research area as it provides connectivity for vehicles to improve the universal efficiency and safety of the transportation systems. Even with many routing protocols being proposed for Inter-Vehicular communication (IVC), there are still some remaining issues for advanced research work as the nodes in the vehicular communication are highly mobile and unstable. Thus, the proposed work uses existing VANETsim simulator for broadcast routing to deliver high priority messages at the application layer using a way-point mobility model which considers practical vehicular environment including road intersections and traffic lights. The existing routing protocol is improved using a way-point mobility model and we compare the linear mobility model of existing routing protocol with a way-point mobility model. Also, in the implemented work, all vehicles in the proposed simulation take an alternate path in the event of any emergency.
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Mohan, A.P., Elshakankiri, M. (2019). Enhanced Priority-Based Routing Protocol (EPRP) for Inter-vehicular Communication. In: Alfaries, A., Mengash, H., Yasar, A., Shakshuki, E. (eds) Advances in Data Science, Cyber Security and IT Applications. ICC 2019. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1098. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36368-0_27
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