This paper proposes developing a system aimed at enhancing vehicle security and preventing unauthorized occupation. In situations where the driver may be less aware, such as when those are fatigued or under the influence, it can be challenging to maintain vigilance over one's own safety. By equipping all vehicles with an automated system that provides drivers with a high level of protection and alerts, we can significantly improve overall safety. This system includes an alcohol sensor and an eye blinking sensor installed within the vehicles. Upon starting the engine, these sensors automatically detect eye blinking patterns and test the alcohol level in the driver's breath. If the values exceed predetermined thresholds, the system emits alerts such as vibrations and flashing LEDs. Additionally, the vehicle is gradually brought to a stop automatically when signals received from the alcohol or eye blink sensors through the relay module. Furthermore, the system incorporates an MPU6050 sensor to monitor the car's position. If there are changes in the car's angle, calls are sent via the GSM module, allowing emergency services to track the vehicle.In summary, this system aims to enhance vehicle security by integrating advanced sensors and alert systems, despite facing certain inherent limitations and flaws during the implementation process
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