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AUTOMATED HIGHWAY GETS TRIAL RUN ON I-15 : EXPERTS SAY THE REAL THING COULD COME TO HIGHWAY 91 AS EARLY AS 2003

Ernest E Pund

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This article describes a preview of the National Automated Highway System Consortium's automated freeway on Interstate 15 in San Diego County. The technology which supports the automated highway includes magnetic nails in the roadway and in-vehicle sensors

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This article describes a preview of the National Automated Highway System Consortium's automated freeway on Interstate 15 in San Diego County. The technology which supports the automated highway includes magnetic nails in the roadway and in-vehicle sensors

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This article describes a preview of the National Automated Highway System Consortium's automated freeway on Interstate 15 in San Diego County. The technology which supports the automated highway includes magnetic nails in the roadway and in-vehicle sensors

Key concepts: Highway system, Transport engineering, Highway maintenance, Highway engineering, Road construction, Engineering, Computer science, Construction engineering

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