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V2V TECHNOLOGY GAINING MOMENTUM IN AUTOMOBILE MARKET
More than two out of five cars will use vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology by 2030, as manufacturers look to use dedicated short-range communications and 4G LTE technology to manage traffic more efficiently.

New research from Frost & Sullivan found that Daimler and Volvo are expected to lead the charge, with vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) systems already gaining traction in the Netherlands, Denmark, Austria, Germany, and France.

Researchers said cooperative technologies, that use the likes of wireless local area network or dedicated short-range communications, are helping to enable the products. In the longer term, global navigation satellite systems and infrared modes will used alongside the likes of 4G LTE to build a platform for effective communication.

Cooperative systems prove more effective than the likes of advanced driver assistance systems and telematics, particularly in real-time events such as accidents or road damage have happened, according to F&S.

Carmakers are planning to deploy a pan-European standard for cooperative intelligent transportation systems (CITS) by 2015.
http://www.mobileeurope.co.uk/Press-Wire/v2v-technology-gaining-momentum-in-automobile-market