Itrust assortment forwarding technique is a state free forwarding technique. But in geographic routing there is a lack of holistic design to be more efficient and robust. This paper present an overview of the Adhoc Routing Protocol which selects its forward based on the geographical position of packet destinations. In this topology each node knows its one hop locality in order to forward the packets. Maintenance of routes is not obligatory. It is a position based opportunistic routing protocol (Triviño-Cabrera,& Cañadas-Hurtado, 2011) in which several forwarding candidates supply the packet that has been acknowledged and if the best forwarder does not forward the packet in a particular time slot, then suboptimal candidate will take turn to forward the packet and it is highly forceful. The main request is the sender can obtain the current position of the destinations. In this paper, recently revealed protocols are discussed. and the authors probe the blow of several important hypothesis on our methodical results. This study provides brief description about all the position based routing protocols. Their performance was calculated and a graph was drawn on their result. The authors also propose a new technique to reduce the packet delay and drop.