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1. Connected Vehicle Test Bed	2. Safety Pilot
3. AERIS Program	4. Truck safety will be improved with Connected Vehicle technology
5. Warning message that the car is a approaching a traffic signal	6. Connected Vehicle technology will improve help to curb crashes between light vehicles and heavy vehicles
7. V2V communication on freeways will help to prevent crashes	8. Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communication showing types of V2I messages that can be delivered to the vehicle
9. Trucks are an important part of the Connected Vehicle Safety Pilot	10. Connected Vehicle Warning Devices can help drivers avoid serious lane change crashes
11. Wireless Connectivity allows cars to be continuously aware of each other so when one car breaks suddenly cars several yards behind the vehicle get a safety warning before they get too close	12. Intersection Connected vehicles can improve safety at busy intersections
13. Connected vehicles can help to mitigate crashes on busy urban streets	14. Anonymous data from connected vehicles will be open to the public and can be used for a myriad of new safety, mobility and environmental applications
15. Wireless communications will allow connectivity between all modes of transportation	16. Connected Vehicles will include in-vehicle warning devices to help avoid crashes
17. Safety Pilot Driver Clinics	18. Connected vehicles can help to prevent crashes at busy intersections
19. Many Connected Vehicles will include aftermarket devices to warn against potential crashes	20. Kenneth Leonard, Director, ITS Joint Program Office

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