C-V2X Signal Priority

With the new needs of the automotive and transportation industries, the Mobile network operators (MNOs) are working on a successful track of deploying secure, reliable, and comprehensive end-to-end communication services and coverage.

The need for automotive needs and MNOs capabilities leads to the emergence of C-V2X Signal Priority.

Explaining C-V2X -

Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) enables the contact/communication between related vehicles and other related road users and infrastructure.

The C-V2X Signal Priority has some significant advantages:

  • It counts on currently well-established LTE networks that have security and coverage too.
  • The system is reliable, real-time, low-latency communication between different network participants.
  • It supports both short-range and long-range transmissions between vehicles and other connected devices.

C-V2X works with both Direct Vehicle-to-Vehicle communication (V2V), Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I), and Vehicle-to-Pedestrian (V2P) communication — all functioning independently of cellular networks.

Secondly, it includes device-to-cell tower communication that enables a vehicle to get traffic information and other data through the standard mobile network.

Even the vehicle drivers will be able to benefit from the system such as:

Remote vehicle diagnostics and predictive upkeep, parking, and most importantly, better safety features and new-gen avant-garde driver help systems.

The other benefits include -

  • C-V2X-communication system can reroute info to other approaching vehicles. The vehicle will send updates to the city authorities, insurance company, and tow service through cellular connectivity.
  • With a Bluetooth-equipped device, the user can send their location to other road users so that the vehicle can alter its route.
  • It enables communication with traffic lights, road signs, and intelligent traffic management systems to regulate the transportation flow better.
  • It allows real-time situation awareness, lane closures, roadworks, any traffic accidents ahead of them, position, speed, vehicle’s direction nearby, potential unforeseen hazards, approaching emergency vehicles, any nearby pedestrians and cyclists.

Conclusions

Even with the latest connectivity capabilities, the vehicles cannot fully leverage them without a unified protocol for communication. C-V2X Signal Priority comes as a robust product endowed by the best automotive companies, governments, and lobby associations. The system can also help Transportation engineers to monitor and control traffic management networks from any place.

Get in Touch:

Location: Manufactured By STC, Inc. 1201 W. Randolph St, McLeansboro, IL 62859
Phone: Richard D’Alessandro: (214) 607–0100
Fax: (214) 607–0105
Email: info@emtracsystems.com
Web: https://www.emtracsystems.com/

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