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INTELLIGENT VEHICLE HIGHWAY SYSTEMS : PRIVATE-SECTOR INVESTMENT CAPITAL AND REGULATORY ISSUES

George W. Robertson, Mark Roberts

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The authors contend that the private and public capitals markets and private-sector investment initiatives are the most efficient and desirable ways to pay for and deploy Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS). Three basic areas are discussed: 1) how to attract private-sector capital to the emerging IVHS industry; 2) the development of nongovernment-funded commercial space launch vehicles and how they bear on IVHS; and, 3) common issues to both IVHS and the overall, evolving communications industry.

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The authors contend that the private and public capitals markets and private-sector investment initiatives are the most efficient and desirable ways to pay for and deploy Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS). Three basic areas are discussed: 1) how to attract private-sector capital to the emerging IVHS industry; 2) the development of nongovernment-funded commercial space launch vehicles and how they bear on IVHS; and, 3) common issues to both IVHS and the overall, evolving communications industry.

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The authors contend that the private and public capitals markets and private-sector investment initiatives are the most efficient and desirable ways to pay for and deploy Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS). Three basic areas are discussed: 1) how to attract private-sector capital to the emerging IVHS industry; 2) the development of nongovernment-funded commercial space launch vehicles and how they bear on IVHS; and, 3) common issues to both IVHS and the overall, evolving communications industry.

Key concepts: Private sector, Investment (military), Capital investment, Intelligent transportation system, Business, Capital (architecture), Commercial vehicle, Transport engineering

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