1	ITS Connected Vehicle Program August 2, 2011 Mike Schagrin Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office Research and Innovative Technology Administration
2	One Version of Connected Vehicles…
3	The Connected Vehicle Environment
4	The Connected Vehicle Environment
5	The Connected Vehicle Environment
6	The Connected Vehicle Environment
7	The Connected Vehicle Environment
8	Moving from Crash Worthiness to Crash Prevention Greater situational awareness Your vehicle can “see” nearby vehicles and knows roadway conditions you can’t see Full 360 degree awareness Reduce or even eliminate crashes thru: Driver Advisories Driver Warnings Vehicle Control
9	Multimodal and Connected Environment
10	Connected Vehicle Safety Program Partners and Contractors
11	Key Program Objectives 2013 Decision on Vehicle Communications for Safety (light vehicles) 2014 Decision on Vehicle Communications for Safety (heavy vehicles) 2015 Infrastructure Implementation Guidance
12	2013 & 2014 Decisions à Based on Data! Vehicle-to-Vehicle Research Interoperability among all vehicles Evaluation of advanced applications DVI effectiveness/acceptance Benefits assessment Safety Pilot User acceptance Benefits data Accelerate in-vehicle safety technology Policy Elements Communications security Device certification Governance Risk, liability, and intellectual property Human Factors Research Driver-vehicle interface guidelines Applies to integrated systems and to be extended to nomadic devices Defined over-the-air interface standards Data, communications, performance
13	2015 Infrastructure Guidance Accelerate enabling technology V2I Reference Implementation Applications development, test, and evaluation Regional Pilots Benefits assessment Infrastructure planning and policy Policy Recommendations
14	Making Connected Vehicles a Reality Moving the technical research into real world implementations Defining the benefits and cost data Defining the necessary policy framework to support nationwide deployment
15	Still Working on Some Open Issues