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CALIFORNIA PATH VISION OF AUTOMATED HIGHWAY SYSTEMS : DEFINITION AND DEPLOYMENT

Steven E Shladover

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This paper focuses on the California PATH Program's efforts in advanced vehicle control systems (AVCS) and Automated Highway System (AHS). It briefly discusses the National AHS Consortium and the role that the California PATH Program has in it.

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This paper focuses on the California PATH Program's efforts in advanced vehicle control systems (AVCS) and Automated Highway System (AHS). It briefly discusses the National AHS Consortium and the role that the California PATH Program has in it.

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This paper focuses on the California PATH Program's efforts in advanced vehicle control systems (AVCS) and Automated Highway System (AHS). It briefly discusses the National AHS Consortium and the role that the California PATH Program has in it.

Key concepts: Software deployment, Highway system, Path (computing), Computer science, Transport engineering, Engineering, Aeronautics, Software engineering

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