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ROUTES/ROADS
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Your quarterly magazine on roads and road transport
Read the online magN° 391 — Autonomous Vehicles
4th Quarter 2021 / December
Contents of the issue N° 391 of Routes/Roads Magazine
Editorial
by Claude Van Rooten
WHAT'S NEW?
- WHAT'S NEW? Update
- France - Road Resilience, a Key for the Climate and Energy Challenges of Sustainable Development
- France - Canada - Transformative Human Resource Management Practices in the Road and Transportation Sector
Spotlight on young professionals -Giulia Cibrario (Italy)
Forum for a National Committee
CEDR launches new strategy on road safety – towards the Vision Zero
Features
- Smart Roads Classification - Alfredo García, F. Javier Camacho-Torregrosa, David Llopis-Castelló and Jose F. Monserrat
- Future Forward: Smart Highways as a Functional Class - Steven P. Latoski
- The Road of the Future: Green, Digital, Resilient - Domenico Crocco
- Security Vulnerabilities and Threats Related to CAV Deployment - Abdelmename Hedhli, Dominique Gruyer and Leo Mendiboure
- Digital Transport Infrastructure Interactions with Automated Vehicles - Martin Böhm and Tomislav Pilic
- Automated Driving Vehicle and Intelligent Highway in China - Jian Gao, Xianghui Song and Yanqing Cen
- Automated Vehicles - Challenges and Opportunities for Road Operators and Road Authorities - Ana Luz Jiménez
Road Stories
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56 pages, English, number of subscribers: around 2,250 people, towards 142 countries.
PIARC President: Claude Van Rooten (Belgium)
Director of Publication: Patrick Malléjacq
Editor: Robin Sébille
Publications Manager: Cécile Jeanne
Translations: Id2m, Rennes (France)
Printing/Distribution: INGENIDOC
/ Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray
Subscription (4 issues a year): 60 €
ISSN : 0004-556 X
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