This story appears in the Sept. 19 print edition of Transport Topics. A battle within the business world is growing over the use of a slice of the radio frequency spectrum. It pits vehicle ...

Perhaps you’ve envisioned your commute someday involving a self-driving car. But imagine if that futuristic ride not only could drive itself, but also could communicate with other cars, sharing vital ...

Sens. Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) are pushing the Federal Communications Commission to wade into automotive cybersecurity. At issue are Dedicated Short Range ...

Earlier today, FCC commissioners spoke to the public at The Road to Gigabit Wi-Fi event held in Washington DC. The topic of concern for the commissioners is how the 5.9GHz Wi-Fi spectrum needs to be ...

At the turn of the 21st century, it became pretty clear that even our cars wouldn’t escape the Digital Revolution. Years before anyone even uttered the term “smartphone”, it seemed obvious that ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. The Transportation Department and its National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have formally kicked off a process that would end ...

These devices were designed to detect DSRC signals and then vacate the band or share the spectrum with non-safety applications. It is my understanding that the devices perform as claimed in our lab ...

LONDON, Jan. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- With the LTE-V2X (LTE vehicle-to-everything) standard finalized and 5G standardization impending, the use of cellular technology for low-latency ...

Most like a good scuffle, whether it takes the form of combat sports—“Everyone loves a fight," says Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) president Dana White, "it's in our DNA.”—or two technology ...

At an event in Washington DC today called “The Road to Gigabit Wi-Fi,” FCC commissioners spoke about the need to share the 5.9GHz WiFi spectrum with smart cars to allow future expansion. In 1999, the ...