ADVANCED VEHICLE-HIGHWAY TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH: ADVANCED VEHICLE-HIGHWAY TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH : TECHNOLOGY, U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENT

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Supplemental Notes:
- ILLUSTRATED TESTIMONY OF RANDOLPH M. DOI INTELLIGENT VEHICLEHIGHWAY SYSTEMS, MOTOROLA, INC.--STATEMENT OF MICHAEL FINKELSTEIN NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION--TESTIMONY BY EDWARD J. HAUG CENTER FOR COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA--ISSUES CONCERNING ADVANCED, INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM A.I.T.S. AND HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES BY EDWIN W HAUSER AND B.J. CAMPBELL UNIVERSTY OF NORTH CAROLINA--STATEMENT OF RICHARD D. MORGAN FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION--TESTIMONY OF ROBERT E. PARSONS PROGRAM ON ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR THE HIGHWAY, INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY--STATEMENT OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION PRESENTED BY WILLIAM M. SPREITZER GM RESEARCH LABORATORIES ADDL CORP. AUTHOR INFO: PROGRAM ON ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR THE HIGHWAY CALIF ADDL CORP. AUTHOR INFO: GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION. RESEARCH LABORATORIES
Corporate Authors:
United States House of Representatives

Washington, DC United States 20515
Authors:
- DOI, R M
- FINKELSTEIN, M
- HAUG, E J
- Hauser, E W
Publication Date: 1989

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TRT Terms: Automated highways; Automatic control; Automobiles; Driver information systems; Technological innovations; Traffic signal controllers
Subject Areas: Highways; Operations and Traffic Management;