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DRIVING INTO THE FUTURE

Anne Fracassa

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This article describes the vision of the National Automated Highway Systems Consortium. With $210 million committed over the next seven years, the Consortium will research whether automated highways can be converted from concept to reality. Robert Ervin of the Transportation Research Institute, University of Michigan comments I have always had a dim view on automated highway systems, mostly because this is not the right time

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This article describes the vision of the National Automated Highway Systems Consortium. With $210 million committed over the next seven years, the Consortium will research whether automated highways can be converted from concept to reality. Robert Ervin of the Transportation Research Institute, University of Michigan comments I have always had a dim view on automated highway systems, mostly because this is not the right time

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This article describes the vision of the National Automated Highway Systems Consortium. With $210 million committed over the next seven years, the Consortium will research whether automated highways can be converted from concept to reality. Robert Ervin of the Transportation Research Institute, University of Michigan comments I have always had a dim view on automated highway systems, mostly because this is not the right time

Key concepts: Highway system, Engineering management, Engineering, Transport engineering, Computer science, Operations research

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