This report investigates issues and risks related to roadway infrastructure deployability of automated highway systems in both urban and rural settings in the context of case studies of existing freeway corridors in California. The overall conceptual structure of the research is that of a Baseline Study followed by Case studies.
Deployment of an AHS will require a comprehensive analysis of the facilities contemplated for installation or modification to determine the most appro...
This activity addresses highway infrastructure topics that will be encountered when an automated highway system (AHS) is deployed. AHS right-of-way re...
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