VANETs is the open model which stimulate in academia and industry oriented researches. However, the model is open and there are many violations in a communication of vehicle to vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I). Any anonymous user may extract the useful information. Researchers have proposed many research proposal and solved issues related to VANET. The security is the major concern and to avoid mishappening in driving the vehicle. We proposed the authentication system that provides safety of the driver during travel on the roads. The proposed results deliver the following features: 1) Reliability of VANET model 2) Road Safety 3) Privacy of the vehicles 4) Authentication of message delivery to adjacent nodes. Finally, we provide a view point of how to detect the attacks and withdraw malicious node more efficiently.

A suspended dual band planar antenna based on a stepped-impedance structure modified to an array, loaded with Complementary Split-Ring Resonators (CSRRs), possessing good directivity pertaining point to point backhaul communication is acquainted. The presented antenna radiates at 2.4-2.5 GHz (4.4%) and 5.3-5.9 GHz (12%) with |S11| < −10 dB, accompanying directivity of 11.6 dBi and 11.3 dBi respectively. The antenna is loaded with CSRRs which works as a L-C tank resonator, to obtain better coupling, and to lower the frequency of radiation in 2.4 GHz band along with decreasing the return loss for both the bands of WLAN. The Suspended antenna, symmetrical across vertical axis, has four branches, each of which are obtained from Maximally Stepped-Impedance filter. A stable radiation pattern with high directivity in both the WLAN bands is achieved.