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INTELLIGENT CRUISE CONTROL ON THE HIGHWAYS OF TOMORROW

Robert Sanders

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This article briefly describes the involvement of the California PATH Program in a consortium with at least 40 partners to create automated highways for the 21st century. By 1997 the consortium must demonstrate a prototype automated highway, and by 2001 provide specifications for a full system.

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This article briefly describes the involvement of the California PATH Program in a consortium with at least 40 partners to create automated highways for the 21st century. By 1997 the consortium must demonstrate a prototype automated highway, and by 2001 provide specifications for a full system.

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This article briefly describes the involvement of the California PATH Program in a consortium with at least 40 partners to create automated highways for the 21st century. By 1997 the consortium must demonstrate a prototype automated highway, and by 2001 provide specifications for a full system.

Key concepts: Cruise control, Cruise, Transport engineering, Control (management), Aeronautics, Intelligent transportation system, Highway system, Path (computing)

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