Emergency traffic management system using mobile device

An emergency traffic control system using a mobile device, which provides travelling path information to a rescue vehicle for saving life and responding to a disaster in an event of the disaster and provides disaster information to vehicles, which are travelling or parked on a travelling path of the rescue vehicle, so as to enable quick rescue and traffic control, the system comprising:

• a rescue management server (100) connected over a mobile communication network;
• and
• a mobile device (300) carried by a driver of a normal vehicle,
• wherein, when disaster data are inputted into the rescue management server (100), the rescue management server (100) provides the rescue vehicle with mobilization information including a place of disaster and path information including names of roads through which the rescue vehicle goes to the place of disaster, junctions of roads to be passed, and GPS coordinates for names of associated roads, and transmits to the mobile device (300) disaster information including a point of disaster and a type of disaster, and a rescue vehicle mobilization path to the place of disaster,
• and wherein a navigation is activated in the mobile device (300) to store current GPS coordinates of the normal vehicle and a road name corresponding thereto at a set time interval, so that when the mobile device (300) receives the point of disaster, disaster information, and the rescue vehicle mobilization path information including names of roads through which the rescue vehicle goes to the place of disaster, junctions of roads to be passed, and GPS coordinates for names of associated roads from the rescue management server (100), the mobile device (300) determines whether the road name or the GPS coordinates, on which the current normal vehicle travelling or parked, belongs to the rescue vehicle mobilization path or not, and provides the received disaster information and the rescue vehicle mobilization path to the mobile device (300) of the driver, if the vehicle is located at the rescue vehicle mobilization path, so as to enable quick rescue by giving way to the rescue vehicle or moving the vehicle parked on the mobilization path.