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TELEMATICS NETWORKS FOR AUTOMOBILES

A H Kuchenbuch

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This paper presents a review on information, communications, safety and entertainment systems. It reports on a forecast predicting that vehicle telematics sales will amount to $7 billion in the U.S. in 2007, and $8.5 billion in Europe. CD-ROM based telematics systems are described. It is expected that floating telematics, with traffic flow and diversion facilities, may be able to prevent traffic jams. Other references include a Decentralized Traffic Routing System (DTR) to be implemented in Munich, and a discussion on telematics subsidiaries of motor vehicle manufacturers.

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This paper presents a review on information, communications, safety and entertainment systems. It reports on a forecast predicting that vehicle telematics sales will amount to $7 billion in the U.S. in 2007, and $8.5 billion in Europe. CD-ROM based telematics systems are described. It is expected that floating telematics, with traffic flow and diversion facilities, may be able to prevent traffic jams. Other references include a Decentralized Traffic Routing System (DTR) to be implemented in Munich, and a discussion on telematics subsidiaries of motor vehicle manufacturers.

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This paper presents a review on information, communications, safety and entertainment systems. It reports on a forecast predicting that vehicle telematics sales will amount to $7 billion in the U.S. in 2007, and $8.5 billion in Europe. CD-ROM based telematics systems are described. It is expected that floating telematics, with traffic flow and diversion facilities, may be able to prevent traffic jams. Other references include a Decentralized Traffic Routing System (DTR) to be implemented in Munich, and a discussion on telematics subsidiaries of motor vehicle manufacturers.

Key concepts: Telematics, Transport engineering, Telecommunications, Entertainment, Computer science, Engineering, Business, Art

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