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Automotive Fundamentals - Elsevier.com
Automotive FundamentalsPicture yourself in the not-too-distant future driving your new car alonga rural interstate highway on a business trip. You are traveling along one of thenew automated highways in which individual cars are controlled electronicallyto maintain a fixed spacing in a lane at a preferred speed. Typically, these carsare traveling at 70 mph and are spaced about 25 ft apart. The cars are computercontrolled via a digital communication link, including a cable buried in thecenter of the cruise lane and follow one another in a pattern known asplatooning. Your car will automatically remain in this cruise control lane untilyou approach your destination press a button on the steering column and an image of a road mapappears faintly visible (so as not to obscure the road ahead) on the windshieldin front of you. This map shows your present position and the position of thedestination city.
Automotive Fundamentals Picture yourself in the not-too-distant future driving your new car along a rural interstate highway on a business trip.
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