E-Logs Vehicle Communications Whitepaper (Final)
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V2M - <strong>Vehicle</strong> to Motorcycle<br />
Each year 2,200 people are killed with more than 55,000 injuries involving motorcycles.<br />
In fact, The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released<br />
a study showing “The number of motorcyclist crash-related fatalities has more than<br />
doubled during the past 10 years.” Generally the number of hours to complete a<br />
crash investigation case, including collecting control data, results in an average cost<br />
of about $7,500. The study found that “[the] most common cause of motorcycle<br />
accidents is the failure of drivers to detect and recognize motorcycles in traffic.” The<br />
safety of motorcyclists on our nation’s roads has become an increasing concern<br />
among traffic safety professionals with the rising number of motorcyclist fatalities each<br />
year. The solution is effective communication from vehicle to motorcycle.<br />
The Future of V2M<br />
<strong>Vehicle</strong> to Motorcycle (V2M)<br />
It has become a top priority for E-<strong>Logs</strong><br />
Technology to effectively produce sustainable<br />
safety technology which mitigates the<br />
unnecessary tragic loss of life on all roadways<br />
across the world.The efforts include exciting<br />
breakthroughs such as proximity alerts which<br />
create total awareness for all drivers. Such<br />
technology will create a 360° visibility sphere<br />
depicting the surrounding environment thus<br />
ending the most common cause of motorcycle<br />
accidents. Certain factors which weigh in on<br />
the development of V2M communications<br />
include type, size, and handling<br />
characteristics of the motorcycles.<br />
Think Suzuki GSX-R versus Harley Davidson. The types of data collected include detailed reports of<br />
motorcycle operations and functionality. .<br />
By implementing technology developed by E-<strong>Logs</strong>, roads will be safer for everyone, including<br />
motorists. Autonomous features such as 360° visibility will be key in lowering motorcyclist<br />
crash-related fatalities. E-<strong>Logs</strong> is currently researching this new technology and expects to<br />
launch these features by 2020.<br />
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