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DSRC

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DSRC
(Dedicated Short Range Communications) A wireless technology for vehicular traffic. Using a modified 802.11a technology for North American cars and trucks, DSRC is designed for several applications. For example, ambulances can cause traffic lights down the road to change in their favor, and traffic congestion can be transmitted to automobile navigation systems. It allows vehicles to sense that they are about to crash, and the safety systems can begin to tighten seatbelts and warm up the airbags before impact. In addition, a standard for wireless payment allows parking lots and fast-food drive-ins to offer the same convenience as the automated highway toll systems such as E-ZPass.


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Tokyo, Sept 3, 2009 - (JCN Newswire) - TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (TMC) announces it has developed, in coordination with an effort in Japan to develop next-generation roads, an onboard DSRC (dedicated short-range communications1) unit intended to increase traffic safety by providing drivers real-time, close-vicinity traffic information.
Wireless communication, supported by DSRC, is a technology also being developed by these entities to help save lives and prevent injuries on roadways.
Smartway will use "parking lot ETC system" based on DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communication) technologies to be applied in entrance/exit through an automatic gate bar and cashless settlement for parking fees.
 
 
 
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