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C-ITS implementation issues: barriers and possible solutions

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 01 Jul 2014 Germany German Funded by:EC | POLARIC

Authors: Vreeswijk, Jaap; Wilmink, Isabel; Gilka, Philipp; Vernet, Guillaume; Andreone, Luisa; Pandazis, Jean-Charles; Themann, Philipp; +1 Authors

C-ITS implementation issues: barriers and possible solutions

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Abstract

Cooperative ITS for road traffic offer potentials regarding road safety and traffic efficiency that go significantly beyond what can be achieved with isolated vehicle and infrastructure systems. However, besides functional and technical aspects there are legal and institutional, financial, political and culture barriers that need to be addressed and must be overcome in order to successfully deploy cooperative services on a broad level throughout Europe. This paper contains an analysis of identified barriers and their possible solutions on the basis of the eCoMove project and several research projects that deal with to C-ITS implementation.

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Germany

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German Aerospace Center
Germany

Keywords

cooperative ITS, eCoMove, barriers, Personenverkehr, deployment, solutions

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