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ROAD TO UTOPIA : NO WRECKS, NO TRAFFIC JAMS, NO LANE SHARKS : RESEARCHERS BEHIND THE WORLD'S FIRST AUTOMATED HIGHWAY SYSTEM SAY THE TECHNOLOGY TO ERASE OUR FREEWAY NIGHTMARES IS COMING

Paul Dean

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This article describes the technology behind Demo '97, the test of an automated highway system on a 7.6 mile section of a carpool lane on Interstate 15 north of San Diego to be staged August 7-10, 1997

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Key concepts: Carpool, Transport engineering, Highway system, Utopia, Mile, Intelligent transportation system, Section (typography), Engineering

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ROAD TO UTOPIA : NO WRECKS, NO TRAFFIC JAMS, NO LANE SHARKS : RESEARCHERS BEHIND THE WORLD'S FIRST AUTOMATED HIGHWAY SYSTEM SAY THE TECHNOLOGY TO ERASE OUR FREEWAY NIGHTMARES IS COMING — Research Paper | ScholarLens