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Gary Crockford - A2/M2 Connected Vehicle Corridor, Programme Coordinator InterCor ITS-G5 TESTFEST Workshop, Thursday 6 July 2017, Dordrecht, Netherlands

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 the UK has a vibrant, world-leading connected and autonomous vehicle industry.

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Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAV)

 UK research on connected and autonomous vehicles is effective, targeted at delivering value for the UK, and coordinated.  the UK remains one of the best places in the world to develop and use connected and autonomous vehicles.  connected and autonomous vehicles in the UK are secure by design and handle data appropriately.  The UK Government strategic objectives for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAV) are to ensure:

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UK Government aims for C-ITS

 Connected and autonomous vehicles incorporate a range of different technologies, facilitating the safe, efficient movement of people and goods.  Increased connectivity allows vehicles to communicate with their surrounding

• environment. This provides valuable information to the driver about road, traffic and

weather conditions.

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UK Government Activity

 Supporting the research, development, demonstration, and deployment of connected and autonomous vehicles.  Published the Department for Transport’s (DfT) code of practice for testing driverless cars.  Investing in feasibility studies through collaborative research and development competitions.  Established the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) to help ensure that the UK remains a world leader in developing and testing connected and autonomous vehicles by publishing a call for evidence

• n the UK’s testing ecosystem for connected and

autonomous vehicles.  Establishing the A2/M2 Connected Vehicle Corridor

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Attracts global industry players Attracts world class talent Stimulates economic activity Develops world class talent Produces world class business & technical innovation Produces world class customer experiences Stimulates cross-sector collaboration Supports and attracts adjacent business Attracts entrepreneurs Attracts funding Stimulates cross-sector activity & transfer Improves mobility for local population Connects regions

The goal – a self sustaining CAV ecosystem

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Key findings

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• Genuinely unique in the UK
• Coordinating our existing world class

assets

• Risk of spreading capabilities too

thinly

• Removing barriers to entry for SMEs

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CAV Testing in the UK

 The UK Government is supporting a growing number of collaborative research and development competitions.

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CAV Testing Ecosystem

 A CAV testing Ecosystem is being developed from the collaborative research and development competitions.  This Ecosystem will link with the A2/M2 Corridor.

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Hybrid C-ITS services roll out

 Alongside established ITS- G5 technology it is important to examine the benefits that cellular communications can offer.  The professional view appears to be that CAV technology will move more towards Hybrid communications as it progresses.  Testing the capabilities now is essential to develop interoperable specifications and standards.

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View on UK Hybrid Communications TESTFEST

 The intention is to use the A2/M2 Connected vehicle Corridor to demonstrate the potential of hybrid communications.  This is dependent on the delivery of both infrastructure and back office systems by the partnership between Department for Transport, Highways England, Kent County Council and Transport for London.  Initial planning of the Hybrid Communications TESTFEST is underway with the full scope and objectives to be agreed by all InterCor partners.

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The basis of a Hybrid Communications Test

 As part of InterCor we have agreed a high level architecture for Hybrid Communication.  The approach to interoperability is also agreed and the TESTFEST will be based on these concepts.

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InterCor ITS-G5 TESTFEST Workshop, Dordrecht, 6 July 2017

Thank you and questions?

Gary Crockford A2/M2 Programme Coordinator UK Department for Transport E-mail: gary.Crockford@dft.gsi.gov.uk