IN THE FUTURE: ROBO-ROADS
Curt Suplee
Abstract
Curt Suplee
Abstract
This one-page article discusses elements of intelligent vehicle highway systems (IVHS) that are already in operation and some that are still being developed. Includes information on estimated cost savings from implementing IVHS on congested city highways. Discusses in-vehicle guidance systems; automated vehicle speed regulation; electronic toll booth debit systems; and computerized traffic lane counters.
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This one-page article discusses elements of intelligent vehicle highway systems (IVHS) that are already in operation and some that are still being developed. Includes information on estimated cost savings from implementing IVHS on congested city highways. Discusses in-vehicle guidance systems; automated vehicle speed regulation; electronic toll booth debit systems; and computerized traffic lane counters.
Key concepts: Toll, Transport engineering, Intelligent transportation system, Highway system, Engineering, Vehicle Information and Communication System, Computer science, Road traffic