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IVHS AND RURAL ROAD SAFETY: A PROTOTYPE ATIS

Wende A O'Neill, Kazi Masel Ullah, Michael H. Wang

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Abstract

This is an exploration of the application of intelligent vehicle-highway systems (IVHS) in rural areas. The research examined IVHS technology that potentially could improve safety on rural roads. This article explores some of the approaches taken in the study, and summarizes the results of design and evaluation activities for a pilot system that can be implemented in a rural setting. The pilot system and the evaluation approach described here address several needs identified in rural areas of Utah as well as in the nation.

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This is an exploration of the application of intelligent vehicle-highway systems (IVHS) in rural areas. The research examined IVHS technology that potentially could improve safety on rural roads. This article explores some of the approaches taken in the study, and summarizes the results of design and evaluation activities for a pilot system that can be implemented in a rural setting. The pilot system and the evaluation approach described here address several needs identified in rural areas of Utah as well as in the nation.

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This is an exploration of the application of intelligent vehicle-highway systems (IVHS) in rural areas. The research examined IVHS technology that potentially could improve safety on rural roads. This article explores some of the approaches taken in the study, and summarizes the results of design and evaluation activities for a pilot system that can be implemented in a rural setting. The pilot system and the evaluation approach described here address several needs identified in rural areas of Utah as well as in the nation.

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Intelligent transportation system, Highway system, Rural area, Advanced driver assistance systems, Engineering, Environmental planning, Computer science

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