When it comes to transporting people from emergency situations to hospitals and medical facilities and back, ambulances encounter several challenges. In India, 98.5% of ambulances transport dead people on average because there aren’t enough of them, despite the fact that the number of ambulances has significantly expanded over the last 20 years. LifelaneGuardian employs a systematic approach to mitigate ambulance delays resulting from severe traffic congestion. In order to provide a real-time tracking and alarm system, it integrates embedded systems with GPS and GSM technology. All cars in traffic get an audio alarm in vernacular language from a pre-installed Bluetooth module to clear the way for ambulances. Automatic traffic clearing via light indication is made possible by the smooth communication between the RF receiver and transmitter mounted in the ambulance and traffic signal. Overall, Lifelane Guardian resolves the problems by guaranteeing that ambulances, traffic signals, and authorities communicate effectively, which raises public awareness. The system prioritises healthcare in order to take advantage of traffic management. With all of these cutting-edge technologies, Lifelane Guardian provides a scalable and efficient way to maximise referral transport services and reduce mortality due to delays in accessing treatment.