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INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS (ITS)

The UNECE plays a vital role in promoting Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) through revolutionary innovations such as electronic stability controls, ABS, adaptive front-lighting systems, and lane departure warning technology. This document discusses ongoing concerns like liability issues, societal resistance to change, and the underutilization of ITS. It outlines the draft Road Map for ITS development, highlights major initiatives, and emphasizes the need for a harmonized policy framework to enhance vehicle-to-infrastructure and vehicle-to-vehicle communication.

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INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS (ITS)

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  1. Informal documentGRSP-49-05 (49th GRSP, 16-20 May 2011, agenda item 21(c)) INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS (ITS) UNECE role to promote ITS Edoardo Gianotti ITS focal point of UNECE

  2. Revolutionary innovations supported by UNECE WP.29 regulations • Electronic Stability Control Systems • ABS • Cruise Control • On Board Diagnostic • Adaptive Front-Lighting Systems • Airbags • Automatically commanded braking • Cornering lamps • Brake assist systems (BAS) • Lane Departure Warning system (LDW) - controversial

  3. WP work and consultations started on ITS • Variable message signs • Who is in control of the vehicle • Round table during ITF 2010 • Liability remains a concern

  4. Research findings ITS is under-utilized Resistance to societal changes Lack of common definition Major initiatives against the tide Lack of enabling framework The way forward - UNECE Package for ITS Background paper Strategic note Road Map UNECE Research and Strategy

  5. Strategic note – public consultations • Draft for consultation • Inland Transport Committee • Key stakeholders • Web-based • To underpin the UNECE Road Map on ITS

  6. The Road Map (draft) • Annual UNECE Roundtable on main ITS issues • Capacity building workshops • Working Party related tasks • Vehicle to infrastructure communication • Vehicle to vehicle communication • Liability concerns (1968 Vienna Convention) • Variable Message Signs • International ITS architecture • Overcome lack of harmonized policies

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