RLJ - will this help?
Blue Meanie
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"The goal is to build the software into the next generation of smart cars, which would use vehicle-to-vehicle communication to warn drivers that there is a prat about to jump the light"
Hah!0 -
Perhaps this could be integrated with pop-up tyre shredders.0
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I hope they're not basing all their research on data from one junction! Obviously didn't employ a statistician at the design stage of their data collection.0
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There would be a problem if you are following a predicted RLJ. Your computer would say 'relax, this guy is going through so you can take your time braking'. What happens if the RLJ then changes their mind at the last second ? Crunch.0
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twostage: You should always be able to stop in the distance you can see to be clear. So if the car in front stops dead and you hit him then it's your fault for being too close, whether or not some psychic computer has told you he's going straight on0
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bails87 wrote:twostage: You should always be able to stop in the distance you can see to be clear. So if the car in front stops dead and you hit him then it's your fault for being too close, whether or not some psychic computer has told you he's going straight on
Whilst on the subject of futurist vehicle technology speculation I wonder what else vehicle-to-vehicle communication would bring ?0 -
Red lights i generally look to see if anyone is doing itNot that bad but bad enough for me0
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Twostage wrote:bails87 wrote:twostage: Whilst on the subject of futurist vehicle technology speculation I wonder what else vehicle-to-vehicle communication would bring ?
I've always hoped for Motorway Road Trains - where cars form up behind a big truck and from pelotons, monitored and controlled by 'putersFCN16 - 1970 BSA Wayfarer
FCN4 - Fixie Inc0 -
Blue Meanie wrote:Twostage wrote:bails87 wrote:twostage: Whilst on the subject of futurist vehicle technology speculation I wonder what else vehicle-to-vehicle communication would bring ?
I've always hoped for Motorway Road Trains - where cars form up behind a big truck and from pelotons, monitored and controlled by 'puters0 -
Twostage wrote:Blue Meanie wrote:Twostage wrote:bails87 wrote:twostage: Whilst on the subject of futurist vehicle technology speculation I wonder what else vehicle-to-vehicle communication would bring ?
I've always hoped for Motorway Road Trains - where cars form up behind a big truck and from pelotons, monitored and controlled by 'puters
I take it you're describing the A1.0