DSRC-based CV (CV-DSRC) technologies establish local V2V and V2I connectivity through
DSRC, a short-range communication technology similar to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. When fully …

This document consists of three papers-Volume 1: Autonomous Vehicle Technologies,
Volume 2: Connected Vehicle Technologies, and Volume 3: Cloud Computing and …

Safety vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) applications could prevent many fatalities and injuries,
but this requires extensive deployment of infrastructure. States and localities may lack the …

“Connected cars” that use mobile connections to transmit and receive wireless data is a
growing market. American automakers offered emergency services like OnStar for years and …

Modern urban transportation systems confront significant challenges, including escalating
traffic congestion, accidents, and inefficient traffic management. One critical aspect …

Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication using Dedicated Short Range Communications
(DSRC) technology provides promising benefits for drastically reducing vehicle collisions. A …

The rapid advancement of autonomous electric vehicle (AEV) communication networks
holds significant promise for the future of transportation. This comprehensive review …

This chapter discusses Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, specifically their role in the
Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem. It explores the relationship between Connected and …

Next generation of vehicle safety applications will hinge on connectivity. It is also widely
accepted notion that connectivity will be key enabling technology for autonomous driving …

The Connected Vehicle Safety Pilot was a research program that demonstrated the
readiness of DSRC-based connected vehicle safety applications for nationwide deployment …