People get fascinated about the motor-cycle vehicle in the recent times and most of them come under the age group of below 35 years specially college students. Speed control is in the need of the hour due to the increased rate of accidents reported in our day-to-day life. During 2015, in India a whole of 5,01,423 road accidents were reported which is a result of lack of speed control and violating the road rules. Road accidents can be prevented by adopting measures such as Traffic management, improving quality of road infrastructure and safer vehicles. And most of them are two-wheeler based road accidents. The existing techniques still doesn’t able to reduce the number of accidents and all techniques are for car and trucks though most of them are two-wheeler based road accidents. Hence there is a need to implement a methodology to control the speed of the riders in order to avoid accidents. This paper aims at automatically controlling the speed of the two-wheeler vehicles at speed restricted areas such as schools, hospital zones, hill roads, other educational institution and traffic signals etc. Nowadays the riders drive vehicles at high speed even in speed limited areas without considering the safety of the public. Also it is not practical to monitor these areas throughout. This paper paves way for controlling the speed of the vehicles within certain limit in restricted zones without interruption of the riders. An RFID is used for this purpose. The RFID reader is attached along with the vehicle and the RFID Tag with these Zones. These tags are programmed to send a coded signal when the reader comes in proximity to the zone. Whenever the vehicles enter into these zones their receivers will receive this code and the speed of the vehicles is controlled automatically with the help of the micro controller unit present inside the vehicle and a message alert is given to the rider through the mobile app regarding when and where the speed is reduced. The tags are placed at the beginning and the end of the regions for which the speed should be reduced. © 2016, International Journal of Pharmacy and Technology. All rights reserved.