An array of devices known as ADAS is intended to increase comfort and safety while driving. These systems gather data on the environment around the vehicle, such as other vehicles, pedestrians, and road conditions, using a variety of sensors, cameras, and other technologies. Adaptive cruise switch, lane parting cautionary, bling spot recognition, and automated alternative braking are all elements of ADAS. The goal of ADAS technology is to decrease the quantity of coincidences that may consequence from driver fatigue, distraction, or other conditions that could make it more difficult for a driver to operate a vehicle safely. The driver can react swiftly to changing road conditions because to these technologies’ ability to give them real-time information and alerts. The goal of this effort is to illustrate one of the key components of ADAS, automatic emergency braking; however, the implementation has been limited to forward just braking. Here, first make sure that everything is safe, including the airborne alcohol concentration and seat belt usage. Subsequently, the distance measuring device continuously measures the distance and executes the required operations. In the event of an accident, actions such as notifying the emergency contact should be taken immediately.