Thursday, January 17, 2008
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My view of modern day Intelligent Vehicles began with ERGS (Electronic RouteGuidance System), which was studied by the US DOT (United States Department of
Transportation) and their partners in the late 1960’s to early 1970’s. I see its significance
to this new book in the close cooperation of intelligent vehicles with the infrastructure
to sense traffic patterns, compose strategies, and provide route guidance
information via communication. This would allow the driver to have more security
in driving. Maybe being too advanced for its time, activities started to wane, but in
the 1980’s a group of visionaries called “Mobility 2000” proposed a National Initiative
and set the stage for what was then named IVHS (Intelligent Vehicle Highway
Systems).
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