METRO TURNS TO THE FUTURE IN AUTOMATED DRIVING TESTS
Dan Feldstein
Abstract
Dan Feldstein
Abstract
With an eye to being chosen as another national prototype automated highway, Houston officials have lent two buses and several staff to Demo ' 97, the test of an automated highway in August 1997, north of San Diego. The Metropolitan Transit Authority in Houston, Texas, would like to see a bus application of an automated highway in Houston. The article continues with brief descriptions of several types of advanced vehicle control systems
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With an eye to being chosen as another national prototype automated highway, Houston officials have lent two buses and several staff to Demo ' 97, the test of an automated highway in August 1997, north of San Diego. The Metropolitan Transit Authority in Houston, Texas, would like to see a bus application of an automated highway in Houston. The article continues with brief descriptions of several types of advanced vehicle control systems
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Test (biology), Highway system, Rapid transit, Light rail transit, Engineering