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How Locals Need to Prepare for the Future of V2V/V2I Connected Vehicles

Parikh, Gordon
Duhn, Melissa
Hourdos, John
2019-08
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How Locals Need to Prepare for the Future of V2V/V2I Connected Vehicles

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2019-08

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Minnesota Department of Transportation.

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Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) are expected to affect the foundations of transportation operations and roadway maintenance as they become more prevalent on the roadways. This report is an effort to address this complex subject for the various owners, agencies and stakeholders involved in traffic operations. It discusses the connected vehicle ecosystem and its background, potential CAV applications, types of communication and hardware required for CAV systems, and recommendations to local road owners. The report also includes a survey sent to local road owners to assess the current readiness of the transportation system for CAVs. Although it is too early to give specific recommendations, general guidance is provided for road owners to begin preparing for the future of CAVs.

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Parikh, Gordon; Duhn, Melissa; Hourdos, John. (2019). How Locals Need to Prepare for the Future of V2V/V2I Connected Vehicles. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/208698.

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