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WelcomeThe Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII) Initiative is a cooperative effort between Federal and State departments of transportation (DOT's) and automobile manufacturers. Together they are evaluating the technical, economic, and social/political feasibility of deploying a communications system that will be used primarily for improving the safety and efficiency of the nation’s road transportation system. VII will support vehicle-to-infrastructure for a variety of vehicle safety applications and transportation operations, as well as enable the deployment of a variety of applications that support private commercial interests, such as vehicle manufacturers. It is supported by a radio spectrum at 5.9 GHz, specifically allocated for Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC). On-board and roadside equipment, GPS, and wireless systems will also play a role in providing data to applications that will process it for different uses and then reverse the communications back to the users. [News] [Upcoming Events] |
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