Volume 2 - Issue 1, January - February 2026

Road safety and traffic regulation enforcement remain major challenges in rapidly urbanizing regions due to delayed reporting, lack of real-time communication, and limited public participation. Traditional Regional Transport Office (RTO) complaint mechanisms rely heavily on manual processes, which reduces efficiency and transparency. This paper presents the design and implementation of an RTO Help Web Application, a citizencentric digital platform that enables users to report traffic violations and road hazards using photo or video evidence. Inspired by crowdsourced traffic monitoring systems and e-governance models, the proposed system allows direct interaction between citizens and RTO authorities, thereby reducing enforcement delays and improving accountability. In addition, the application incorporates a location-based alert mechanism that notifies users within a 3 km radius of reported road obstacles, enhancing commuter safety through timely warnings. Unlike sensor-heavy or infrastructure-intensive solutions, the proposed system uses lightweight web technologies to ensure accessibility, scalability, and ease of deployment. By combining digital complaint registration, realtime alerts, and structured communication, the system aims to strengthen road safety, promote public participation, and support efficient traffic management in smart city environments.

Mr.Tanmay Phadke, Mr.Nishant Parab, Mr.Pratik Pednekar, Mr. Raj Parab, Mr. Om Prabhu, Mr.Suraj Sawant,"RTO Help Web Application" International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development, V2(1): Page(518-522) Jan-Feb 2026. ISSN: 3107-6513. www.ijamred.com. Published by Scientific and Academic Research Publishing.