Road traffic congestion affects not only the commute delay but also a city's overall social, economic, and environmental growth. Existing approaches for road congestion mitigation primarily adopt a reactive approach by detecting congestion after it occurs and recommending alternate routes to the vehicles, which fails to prevent congestion cascading. In contrast, we propose a pervasive platform called ProCon that proactively infers the driving micro-behaviors that can contribute to congestion formation and assist the drivers in avoiding such maneuvers in real-time during the navigation. Thorough evaluations over multiple real-life and simulated datasets indicate that ProCon can reduce congestion for more than 60% of the scenarios on average while significantly reducing the travel time of the vehicles.
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