Recent Advances in Autonomous Vehicles for Peer-to- Peer Communication

For a safe and effective commuting experience in the near future, autonomous vehicles are a growing technology. 85% or more of traffic accidents could potentially be avoided with the use of autonomous vehicles. Drivers could also skip boring tasks and enjoy their rides. Because of these benefits, "57% of customers worldwide trust autonomous cars - much more so in emerging nations," according to Cisco's survey.Self-driving cars, or autonomous vehicles, are able to communicate with everything around them. This communication environment lacks security and contains a number of weaknesses. Trustworthiness, correctness, and security of received and broadcasted data in the communication channel are the main problems in autonomous vehicle (AV) communication. Automobile communication systems, which electronically relay road conditions, are crucial components of autonomous vehicles. Conventional wireless technologies immediately show their incapability when data traffic expands dramatically due to their limited capacity. Researchers have attempted to make driving simpler and more convenient, but they risk complicated accident investigations. Car manufacturers have made great efforts to meet consumer needs. This paper examines recent technological developments enabling peer-to-peer communication in autonomous cars