Hamburg explores the mobility of the future

A test track several kilometers long for automated and connected driving is being built in the city of Hamburg. The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg is upgrading traffic light systems for the infrastructure-to-vehicle (I2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication (V2I). Vehicle manufacturers, technology companies and research institutions will be able to test innovative mobility services, such as automated driving functions or safety assistance systems, in real traffic on public roads. The development and operation of the test track is supported by the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI).

Facts

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traffic lights...

...will be equipped with communication systems by 2020 to exchange data with passing vehicles.

Urban
traffic situations...

...mark the circuit and enable the testing of ITS services and automated driving functions in the real urban traffic environment.

ITS-G5...

...based on the WLAN 802.11p standard is used for wireless communication between vehicles and the traffic infrastructure.

SPaT/MAP...

...messages provide road users with information about the traffic light image of the traffic lights and the existing road topology.

17. Jun 2021

New TAVF user consider it develops own aftermarket solutions for V2X installations

Since June, the TAVF test track for automated and connected driving in Hamburg welcomes consider it as a new TAVF user. With 10 years of project experience, consider it drives market change through innovation. On the TAVF track, consider it is active with various initiatives. These include the development of a V2X system to extract data from the Urban Data Platform (UDP), the TAVF using ITS-G5 communication and C-V2X, and display it in an application. The system will serve as a V2X aftermarket solution for existing vehicles and bicycles. With the development of the application, digital services will be made available to the citizens of the city of Hamburg.

To the references of consider it at TAVF