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DOT VEHICLE-HIGHWAY AUTOMATION RESEARCH UPDATE

Bob Ferlis

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Abstract

This paper focuses on the Intelligent Vehicle Initiative (IVI) considered to be the next area of focus for the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). DOT is transitioning out of its support for the National Automated Highway System Consortium (NAHSC) and will dedicate attention to the definition, integration, and near-term deployment of driver warning and assistance, and vehicle-highway control services. The IVI is designed to emphasize public-private partnerships based on the results achieved through the NAHSC, the Crash Avoidance Research Program, and the Automated Highway Systems program.

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This paper focuses on the Intelligent Vehicle Initiative (IVI) considered to be the next area of focus for the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). DOT is transitioning out of its support for the National Automated Highway System Consortium (NAHSC) and will dedicate attention to the definition, integration, and near-term deployment of driver warning and assistance, and vehicle-highway control services. The IVI is designed to emphasize public-private partnerships based on the results achieved through the NAHSC, the Crash Avoidance Research Program, and the Automated Highway Systems program.

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This paper focuses on the Intelligent Vehicle Initiative (IVI) considered to be the next area of focus for the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). DOT is transitioning out of its support for the National Automated Highway System Consortium (NAHSC) and will dedicate attention to the definition, integration, and near-term deployment of driver warning and assistance, and vehicle-highway control services. The IVI is designed to emphasize public-private partnerships based on the results achieved through the NAHSC, the Crash Avoidance Research Program, and the Automated Highway Systems program.

Key concepts: Software deployment, Intelligent transportation system, Automation, Transport engineering, Highway system, Crash, Engineering, Lane departure warning system

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