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The rise in road accidents due to human error, particularly rear-end collisions, has become a significant concern for road safety. This project proposes the development of an Anti-Break System for Cars that utilizes modern sensor technologies to automatically detect obstacles and prevent collisions. The system is based on an ESP32 microcontroller integrated with various components such as an IR sensor, DC motors, L298N motor driver, GPS module, Bluetooth module, and an accelerometer. The core functionality of the system is to measure the distance between the vehicle and any obstacle in front using the IR sensor. When the distance falls below a pre-set threshold, the system triggers the brakes to prevent a collision. In the event of an accident, the system detects the impact using the accelerometer and immediately sends the car's location to emergency contacts through the GPS module. The use of Bluetooth allows for manual control and system monitoring, while Link IoT enables cloud-based monitoring and data logging. This cost effective solution enhances vehicle safety, reduces the risk of accidents, and ensures faster emergency response, making it a valuable addition to modern-day automotive safety systems.