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The Intelligent Vehicle Highway System (IVHS) is

an intelligent transportation system, in which vehicles and highways will exchange information through a two-way communication system. The automated highways will have a set of lanes on which vehicles with specialized sensors and wireless communications systems could travel under computer control at closely spaced intervals. . . . The vehicles could continuously exchange information with other vehicles and traffic-control centers about speed, acceleration, braking, obstacles, road conditions, etc. Sensor data can be processed and sent back to each vehicle guaranteeing a continuous exchange of information.[1]

This system was previously called the "Intelligent Transportation System" ("ITS").

References[]

  1. Alberto Martin, Hector Marini & Sabri Tosunoglu, "Intelligent Vehicle/Highway System: A Survey (Part 1)," at 2 (full-text).

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